- The First-tier Tribunal dismissed YBA Ltd’s appeal against a VAT assessment
- YBA was found to have facilitated VAT fraud and should have known about its connection to fraudulent transactions
- Some appeals regarding specific purchases and sales were allowed
- YBA’s VAT registration was canceled
- YBA primarily operated as a car broker
- HMRC argued that YBA’s transactions were connected to fraudulent VAT evasion
- The tribunal considered extensive evidence, including witness statements and transaction records
- Key legal principles regarding VAT fraud and responsibilities of traders were referenced by the tribunal
Source: bailii.org
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