- The FTT in Luxurico Ltd v HMRC [2026] UKFTT 1252 (TC) allowed Luxurico’s appeal against HMRC’s refusal of input VAT recovery on a hypercar purchase/import.
- HMRC said the car was bought for personal enjoyment and should be blocked from input tax recovery.
- The tribunal found the objective evidence showed the main intended use was commercial hire through Luxurico’s luxury vehicle hire business.
- Because the vehicle was intended for self-drive or chauffeur hire, the Article 7(1) restriction did not apply.
- Luxurico therefore proved its entitlement to recover the input VAT.
Source: claritaxnews.com
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