- FTT dismisses HMRC’s application to strike out an appeal by V-Com
- V-Com claimed input VAT for purchasing iPhones, HMRC denied claim due to lack of evidence
- Many iPhones were purchased by family or friends of V-Com’s directors
- FTT determined that there were substantial issues and evidence to be considered
- Decision provides insight into criteria considered by FTT in strike out applications
Source: rpc.co.uk
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