- RS Global Ltd involved in MTIC fraud case regarding mobile phone sales to EU companies
- Zero-rating denial on EU sales and personal liability notice against director Mr Agarwal
- Appellants challenged fraud evidence and VAT liability
- FTT found HMRC had a reasonable prospect of proving fraud
- Dismissed application to dismiss the case
- VAT liability argument presented two scenarios: zero-rating if no fraud, reverse charge if fraud proven
- FTT dismissed both arguments, confirming VAT liability with RS Global
- Domestic reverse charge not applicable due to anti-fraud measures and jurisdiction issues
- Decision reinforces HMRC’s authority in MTIC fraud cases and clarifies VAT liability in EU sales
Source: deeksvat.co.uk
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