VAT – acquisition and export of luxury vehicles – denial of input tax credit on Kittel grounds – denial of zero rating on Mecsek grounds – whether defaulting traders fraudulent – yes – whether Appellant knew or should have known – held Appellant knew and should have known – appeal dismissed”
Source: bailii.org
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