- First-tier Tribunal Tax Chamber in London heard an appeal regarding the refusal to admit the First Appellant as a member of a VAT group
- The appeal was dismissed
- Barclays Service Corporation and Barclays Execution Services Limited were the Appellants
- The Commissioners for HM Revenue and Customs were the Respondents
- The Application was rejected on the grounds that the First Appellant was not established in the UK and for the protection of revenue
- Evidence was presented by witnesses from both sides
- The head of BSC UK Branch, Eleni Hadjikakou, provided testimony
- The Tribunal considered all submissions and materials before making a decision
Source: bailii.org
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