- Appeal by HMRC against FTT decision on Mega Marshmallows
- FTT allowed taxpayer’s appeal that Mega Marshmallows are not confectionery
- Decision based on product being sold for roasting, marketing, packaging, size, positioning in supermarkets, and seasonal sales
- Background: HMRC assessed appellant for standard rating Mega Marshmallows
- Primary issue: whether Mega Marshmallows fall within Excepted Item 2
- Legal status and effect of Note 5 to be determined
- Concerned with domestic legislative provisions in this appeal
Source: bailii.org
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