- The Khan Partnership LLP was ordered to pay HMRC costs due to unreasonable conduct during VAT hardship proceedings.
- The appellant delayed and failed to provide required evidence despite repeated requests.
- The Tribunal found it had jurisdiction to award costs for the hardship proceedings, not the original appeal.
- HMRC was awarded £3,151.80 in costs.
- Hardship applications must be handled properly and promptly.
Source: deeksvat.co.uk
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