- The FTT rejected HMRC’s bid to strike out British Institute of Technology Ltd’s appeal over a VAT assessment and penalty.
- The dispute involved a £587,000 input tax claim for a Forest Gate property, which HMRC said belonged to Dr Muhammad Farmer, not the company.
- The company’s first appeal was struck out for not paying the VAT or showing hardship, then it raised the claim again in a later VAT period, leading to a new assessment and penalty.
- The FTT warned that a second appeal can be an abuse of process if it is really trying to re-litigate the same issue, but found this case involved a different assessment and allowed the appeal to continue.
Source: rpclegal.com
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