- The UK Upper Tribunal upheld HMRC’s refusal to let Barclays Services Corporation join the Barclays VAT group.
- The Tribunal agreed BSC did not have a UK fixed establishment when the application was made.
- It also agreed the VAT grouping rules could not be reinterpreted to add a territorial limit in line with Danske Bank.
- HMRC’s alternative argument that refusal was necessary to protect the revenue was not upheld by the FTT, but the appeal overall was dismissed.
Source: claritaxnews.com
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