HMRC has regularly sought to restrict the VAT recovery of taxpayers who receive grant income, such as Renewable Heat Incentive payments, often without success in the courts. The recent judgement by the FTT in the case of Colin Newell [2021] TC 08149 is another example of this.
Source: saffery.com
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