- The Upper Tribunal dismissed Walkers Snack Foods Ltd’s appeal regarding VAT classification of Sensations Poppadoms.
- The First-tier Tribunal ruled the product was standard rated for VAT, not zero-rated.
- The product was deemed similar to potato crisps, falling under excepted item 5.
- Walkers argued the FTT erred in law, but the UT found no unreasonable conclusion.
- The UT noted some reservations about the FTT’s assessment approach but upheld the decision.
Source: claritaxnews.com
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