- HMRC’s application to strike out Mr Balasingam’s appeal against VAT personal liability notices was dismissed because res judicata did not apply.
- The Tribunal found the previous company penalty appeal did not cover the personal liability notice.
- Mr Balasingam’s appeal was filed significantly out of time.
- The Tribunal refused permission for a late appeal, citing serious delay and insufficient excuse.
Source: claritaxnews.com
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