- The case involves Clear Pay Payroll Ltd appealing against a VAT assessment by HMRC.
- The appeal concerns a hardship application under section 84(3B) of the Value Added Tax Act 1994.
- A winding-up petition was filed against Clear Pay Payroll Ltd.
- The Tribunal confirmed it has jurisdiction over the case.
- The Tribunal did not decide if HMRC’s assertion of no hardship was an abuse of process.
- The Tribunal found that Clear Pay Payroll Ltd would suffer hardship if required to pay the disputed VAT amount.
- The application by Clear Pay Payroll Ltd was allowed.
- The hearing was conducted via video with Judge Ashley Greenbank and Mr. Julian Sims presiding.
- Tristan Thornton represented the appellant, and Heather Sercombe represented the respondents.
Source: bailii.org
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