- Alesen Direct Solutions Ltd appealed a VAT assessment and applied for hardship relief to avoid paying the tax upfront.
- The Tribunal held a remote public hearing, considering witness statements and legal arguments from both sides.
- The company’s hardship application was denied because it had made advances to related entities/persons.
- The Tribunal refused the application to proceed without payment, providing a full reasoned decision as requested by the appellant.
Source: bailii.org
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