- The case involves Walkers Snack Foods Ltd and HM Revenue and Customs.
- The issue is whether Sensations Poppadoms are similar to potato crisps for VAT purposes.
- The First-tier Tribunal ruled that Sensations Poppadoms are similar to potato crisps.
- Walkers appealed the decision, but the appeal was dismissed.
- The Upper Tribunal agreed with the First-tier Tribunal’s decision.
- The case was heard by Mr Justice Meade and Judge Ashley Greenbank.
- Walkers were represented by Max Schofield, and HMRC by Giselle McGowan.
- The decision was made on 22 May 2025.
Source: bailii.org
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