This appeal concerns a dispute about the availability of zero rating for supplies of goods purportedly exported to China, specifically addressing the adequacy of the evidence provided to HMRC in support of such zero rating.
The question in this case is whether sufficient evidence of export is provided to support zero rating.
Source: FTT
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