- The FTT refused Bowland Inns and Hotels Ltd’s application to make a late VAT appeal against HMRC assessments for 08/21 and 11/21.
- HMRC had treated the company’s wedding packages as a composite supply, meaning the temporary reduced VAT rate for food and overnight accommodation did not apply.
- The company missed the appeal deadline and argued the delay was due to an administrative error by its advisers, KPMG.
- Applying the Martland test, the tribunal held that an adviser’s administrative error is not a sufficient reason for missing the deadline and dismissed the application.
Source: claritaxnews.com
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