- The Tribunal refused Supreme Imports Ltd’s application to appeal out of time.
- The decision aligns with established case law on late appeals, emphasizing the Martland and Medpro approach.
- Businesses must provide strong explanations and evidence to revive VAT disputes after deadlines.
- Mere delay is not usually fatal, but unexplained or poorly managed delay often leads to refusal.
Source: deeksvat.co.uk
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