- HMRC and Mr. Poulton are in a dispute over VAT repayment.
- Mr. Poulton seeks repayment of incorrectly charged VAT.
- The dispute centers around the principle of effectiveness in EU law.
- The court previously ruled that third-party claimants can claim VAT repayment even if the taxable person is insolvent.
- HMRC argues that this right is removed after the UK’s withdrawal from the EU.
- The court considered EU law and the UK’s withdrawal.
- The court concluded that the principle of effectiveness no longer applies.
- The court ruled that Mr. Poulton’s claim is statute-barred and dismissed.
- The case highlights the challenges of a country leaving the EU.
Source: bailii.org
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