- The FTT dismissed Mr KC’s appeal and upheld HMRC’s VAT registration of him from the date he acquired Wok to Box Ltd’s business.
- The tribunal found there was a transfer of a going concern: the takeaway continued without material interruption, from the same premises, with the same trade and name.
- It held that Wok to Box Ltd was a “taxable person” because its prior-year turnover exceeded the £85,000 VAT registration threshold, regardless of whether it had actually registered.
- HMRC’s third-party sales data showing £86,125.99 of turnover was accepted as evidence that the threshold was exceeded.
- The exception for expected turnover below the threshold did not apply because there was no evidence that, at the time of transfer, a lower turnover was expected.
Source: claritaxnews.com
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