- The case involves Roseline Logistics Ltd and HM Revenue and Customs regarding import VAT.
- Roseline acted as a Customs agent for QP Trading Limited using postponed VAT accounting.
- HMRC issued a demand for unpaid import VAT totaling over 1.1 million pounds.
- A review upheld the decision against Roseline, which is now under appeal.
- The appeal questions Roseline’s liability under the Taxation Cross-border Trade Act 2018.
- The tribunal considered whether the decision complies with European Convention on Human Rights.
- The appeal was heard in December 2024, with judgment given in April 2025.
- The tribunal dismissed the appeal, confirming Roseline’s liability.
Source: bailii.org
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