- Bollinway Properties Limited (BPL) submitted a VAT return claiming a repayment of £71,170,729.68.
- BPL asked HMRC to offset the amount of its credit against Toys “R” Us Properties Limited’s (TRUP) VAT liability.
- HMRC allocated £71,084,816.43 to TRUP’s VAT account and authorized the remaining amount for repayment to BPL.
- BPL sought a repayment supplement of £3,554,240.82, but HMRC refused.
- The First-tier Tribunal (FTT) agreed with HMRC that repayment supplement was not payable.
- BPL appealed the FTT decision, arguing that it did not assign its entitlement to TRUP and that repayment supplement should be due.
- The Upper Tribunal (UT) released its decision, but the details of the decision are not provided in the text.
Source: ey.com
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