- Three Shires Trailers Limited case involved input tax claim on Land Rover Discoveries
- Vehicles were converted from commercial vehicles to cars
- Appellant claimed vehicles were used only for business purposes
- HMRC initially disallowed claim, later claimed vehicles were converted to non-qualifying cars
- FTT ruled in favor of appellant, allowing input tax deduction
- Case highlights difficulty in proving no private use of cars to HMRC
Source: deeksvat.co.uk
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