- HMRC cannot deny input VAT recovery if the taxpayer holds valid VAT invoices compliant with Regulation 14(1).
- The FTT found that not all invoices in question were valid; only the BHNV Invoice met the necessary requirements.
- There was insufficient alternative evidence to support input VAT recovery for the invalid invoice.
- The company’s appeal was partially allowed: input VAT recovery was permitted for the valid invoice only.
Source: claritaxnews.com
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