- Appeal against denial of input tax deduction of £551,695 within VAT accounting periods
- Disputed decision based on supplies of goods and services from companies controlled by a convicted money launderer
- Penalties totaling £126,186 imposed in addition to assessment appeal
- Respondents claim no supplies were made or were substantially overstated
- Allegations of fraud and knowledge of fraudulent transactions by the Appellant
- Assessment based on payments made to bank accounts controlled by the money launderer
- Respondents assert best judgement assessment and deliberate loss of VAT by the Appellant or their representative
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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