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United Kingdom VAT & Duties Tribunals Decisions


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Cite as: [2003] UKVAT V18359

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Decision Summary Information

Decision Number: V/18359
 
Appellant: Hospitality Training Foundation
 
Respondent: The Commissioners of Customs & Excise
 
Chairmen / Special
Commissioners:
His Honour Stephen OLIVER QC
 
Date of Decision: 31.10.2003
 
Main Category: VAT - INPUT TAX
Main Subcategory: Apportionment
 
Secondary Category: VAT - ASSESSMENTS
Secondary Subcategory: Time limits
 
Notes:  
INPUT TAX - partial exemption - special method - trader makes taxable and exempt supplies and has "outside-the-scope" activities - construction of original special method - whether it permitted apportionment of all overheads to taxable and exempt supplies to exclusion of any outside-the- scope activities - no - whether it permitted relief for input tax on inputs directly attributed to outside-the-scope activities - no - whether method changed following visit of assurance officers such that both reliefs could be claimed - no
ASSESSMENT - time limits - whether Commissioners had knowledge of sufficient facts to enable assessments to be made - yes - VAT Act S73(6)(b)
ASSESSMENT - best judgment - whether misunderstanding of partial exemption method violated best judgment character of assessment - no - VAT Act S73(1)
 
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