The CA has begun hearing HMRC’s appeal against the Upper Tribunal decision in HMRC v London Clubs Management Ltd, [2010] STC 2789.
HMRC v London Clubs Management Ltd
The CA has begun hearing HMRC’s appeal against the Upper Tribunal decision in HMRC v London Clubs Management Ltd [2010] STC 2789.
The company (L) operated 11 casinos which included bar and restaurant facilities. It applied for permission to use a special ‘floor-based’ partial exemption method for apportioning its input tax. HMRC rejected the claim and L appealed.
The First-tier Tribunal allowed the appeal finding that ‘the food and beverage supplies made by the appellant are made from defined and measurable parts of the appellant’s premises’ and holding that ‘the proposed floor space method does provide a fair and reasonable allocation of such costs as it...
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The CA has begun hearing HMRC’s appeal against the Upper Tribunal decision in HMRC v London Clubs Management Ltd, [2010] STC 2789.
HMRC v London Clubs Management Ltd
The CA has begun hearing HMRC’s appeal against the Upper Tribunal decision in HMRC v London Clubs Management Ltd [2010] STC 2789.
The company (L) operated 11 casinos which included bar and restaurant facilities. It applied for permission to use a special ‘floor-based’ partial exemption method for apportioning its input tax. HMRC rejected the claim and L appealed.
The First-tier Tribunal allowed the appeal finding that ‘the food and beverage supplies made by the appellant are made from defined and measurable parts of the appellant’s premises’ and holding that ‘the proposed floor space method does provide a fair and reasonable allocation of such costs as it...
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