- The FTT رفض HMRC’s attempt to strike out Apricot Umbrella Ltd’s VAT appeal.
- HMRC said the appeal had no realistic prospect of success because of inconsistent statements and weak evidence.
- The tribunal said Rule 8(3)(c) asks whether the appeal is capable of succeeding, not whether it is likely to succeed.
- Because key factual issues were disputed and needed full evidence, HMRC did not prove the appeal had no realistic prospect of success.
Source: claritaxnews.com
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