- The case involves Lancer Scott Ltd appealing against a decision by the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) regarding value added tax assessments and penalties.
- The FTT had dismissed Lancer Scott Ltd’s appeal against a decision by His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) denying entitlement to deduct input tax.
- HMRC claimed Lancer Scott Ltd had claimed input tax on invoices where no goods or services were supplied, with behavior deemed deliberate.
- The assessments totaled £551,695 based on invoices amounting to £3,903,625 linked to Wilfred Folwell, who was convicted of money laundering.
- Penalties of £126,186 were imposed on 25 September 2019.
- The Upper Tribunal considered whether the assessment was issued within the time limit, if the input tax claim was deliberate, if supplies took place, if there was a tax loss, and if penalties were issued in time.
- The appeal was dismissed by the Upper Tribunal.
Source: bailii.org
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