- The case concerns Shoeb Choudhury’s application for permission to make a late appeal against a VAT penalty (Director Penalty) upheld by HMRC.
- The Tribunal applied the three-stage Martland approach, as well as the Katib and Medpro cases, giving stricter weight to compliance factors.
- The hearing was held remotely and in public, with both parties represented by counsel.
- The application for permission to make a late appeal was refused.
Source: bailii.org
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