- A company director with limited business knowledge was involved in a missing trader fraud.
- The company, Zed-UK Ltd, was run by Mr. ZC from Leeds since 2011.
- Zed-UK Ltd appealed against two HMRC decisions regarding input tax refusal and a VAT penalty.
- A personal liability notice was issued to Mr. ZC but later withdrawn by HMRC.
- The tribunal involved claims against input tax denials and a penalty totaling £253,046.
- Mr. ZC purchased Apple airpods and IT gadgets from Digi C Associates Limited and sold them in Europe.
- Previously, Mr. ZC sold fishing hooks and thermal paste on eBay and Amazon.
Source: accountancydaily.co
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