- Ingliston Driving Experiences Ltd appealed against a VAT assessment and denial of input VAT credit.
- The case involved the temporary reduced VAT rate for hospitality and tourism during the coronavirus pandemic.
- The Tribunal considered whether supercar driving experiences were a supply of a right of admission and a cultural event.
- The CJEU judgment in Erotic Center and the Tribunal decision in Young Driver were applied.
- The appeal was allowed, qualifying the supplies for reduced VAT rating.
- The hearing included a 202-page bundle and additional evidence, including promotional videos.
- The Tribunal ruled in favor of Ingliston, allowing the appeal.
Source: bailii.org
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