- Appeal by Passion Incorporated Ltd against best judgment VAT assessment and disallowed input VAT by HMRC
- Hearing conducted by video link with consent of parties
- HMRC argues that Appellant has not demonstrated expenditure was for business purpose
- Appellant argues information submitted should have been sufficient for HMRC to determine nature of expenditure
- Appellant also contends disclosure of Director’s diary information would breach data protection rules
- Various issues raised regarding inconsistency in treatment of claims and acceptance by HMRC
Source: bailii.org
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