- The FTT ruled that cool-down rotisserie chickens (CDRCs) are “hot food” under VAT law and are not eligible for zero-rating.
- Morrisons’ appeal was dismissed; the FTT found CDRCs were supplied in the course of catering and thus VATable.
- The FTT confirmed it had jurisdiction to consider Morrisons’ legitimate expectation argument.
- The tribunal found no legitimate expectation existed, as HMRC had not given clear, unambiguous rulings that CDRCs were zero-rated.
- Both the liability and legitimate expectation grounds of the appeal failed.
Source: claritaxnews.com
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