- The FTT partially allowed late appeal applications for Heaven Dry Cleaners Ltd against corporation tax and VAT matters.
- Appeals were related to discovery assessments of corporation tax, compulsory VAT registration, and VAT assessments.
- Late applications for appeals against corporation tax penalties and VAT registration were allowed as HMRC failed to notify the company of review results.
- A late application to appeal against corporation tax was denied due to serious delay without explanation.
- A late application for appeal against a VAT assessment was accepted but later struck out as no return was filed and the FTT lacked jurisdiction.
Source: claritaxnews.com
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