- Taxpayer H Ripley & Co Ltd claimed zero-rated output tax for scrap metal supplies
- HMRC rejected claim due to lack of evidence of export within 3 months
- First-tier Tribunal dismissed appeal, stating evidence provided was insufficient
- Burden of proof on taxpayer to show goods were removed from UK
- Importance of retaining and regularly obtaining relevant documentation for VAT claims
Source: rpc.co.uk
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