- UK court rules Mega Marshmallows are not confectionery for tax purposes
- Innovative Bites wins VAT case brought by UK tax authority
- Mega Marshmallows are considered an ingredient for roasting, not confectionery
- HMRC tried to tax the company for sales tax on Mega Marshmallows
- First Tier Tribunal ruled in favor of Innovative Bites
- HMRC attempted to collect £472,928 for VAT periods between June 2015 and June 2019
Source: just-food.com
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