- This is an appeal against HMRC’s decision to reduce the VAT repayment credit due on the Appellant’s VAT return.
- HMRC argues that two Land Rover Discovery vehicles were converted from commercial vehicles to non-qualifying cars, triggering an irreversible self-supply.
- The Appellant argues that the vehicles were not converted to cars, or if they were, they were qualifying cars, and if they were non-qualifying cars, the conversion was temporary.
- The hearing was held remotely via video, with both parties presenting their arguments and evidence.
- The Appellant’s skeleton argument introduced a new matter regarding the temporary conversion of non-qualifying cars, which HMRC objected to.
- The Tribunal allowed the new argument to be considered, as it pertained to the quantum of any output tax due.
Source: bailii.org
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