- Jeffries & Sons v Commissioners for His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (VAT
- application to bring late appeal)
- Case heard in the First-tier Tribunal (Tax Chamber)
- Appeal reference: TC/2022/13388
- Dispute arose in the context of Rank Group litigation concerning VAT treatment of gaming machines
- Appellant applied for permission to bring a late appeal against an assessment for £103,009 of VAT, plus interest
- HMRC issued a protective assessment in 2013 in relation to the Rank Group litigation
- Appellant repaid disputed VAT to HMRC in 2014 following Court of Appeal’s judgment in favor of HMRC
- Tribunal refused permission to bring a late appeal
- Decision based on need to respect statutory time limits and lack of good reason for delay
Source: bailii.org
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