- Dollar Financial UK Ltd appealed against a refusal to amend the date on which a member of a VAT group joined the group retrospectively
- The Upper Tribunal dismissed the appeal
- DFUK argued that their letter was a valid application under s 43B(2) VATA 1994, but the FtT disagreed
- The FtT concluded that the application was not valid because DFUK was already a member of the group and the legislation did not provide for amending the date of group membership
- The application had to be considered based on the circumstances in 2016, when it was made, not in 2012
- Deeming the application to have been made in 2012 would complicate matters and open the door to manipulation of dates
Source: bailii.org
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