- The UK First-Tier Tax Tribunal clarified input VAT recovery requirements for retail exporters.
- A retailer’s input VAT claim was partly denied by HMRC due to missing valid VAT invoices.
- The Tribunal found invoices from one supplier, with receipts, met VAT requirements.
- For the other supplier, the Tribunal ruled HMRC was unreasonable in refusing discretion, given the taxpayer’s supporting evidence.
- The taxpayer was allowed to recover the disputed input VAT.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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