The GAAP Issue
The GAAP Issue
As noted above, attached to all Closure Notices were profit and loss accounts for the Breeding Activity; these included opening and closing stock valuations for each of the horses which HMRC considered fell within that Activity.
HMRC’s position was that Mr Tinkler had incorrectly valued his opening and closing stock when calculating his trading profits; that this GAAP Issue was within the scope of the Closure Notices and should be decided by the Tribunal at the substantive hearing. Mr Waldegrave expanded the points made in the SoC as follows:
If HMRC won on their primary case, only the horses within the Breeding Activity would be relevant;
if HMRC lost on their primary case, but won on the Wholly and Exclusively Issue, all horses would be relevant; and
HMRC would then need to carry out a valuation exercise to calculate the correct stock value of each horse for each accounting period, and not simply those within the Breeding Activity.
- Heading
- Introduction
- Evidence
- The Closure Notices
- Closure Notice for 2010-11
- Closure Notice for 2011-12
- Closure Notice for 2012-13
- Closure Notice for 2013-14
- Closure Notices for 2014-15 and 2015-16
- The Statement of Case
- The Application and the Response
- The Scope of this hearing
- Preliminary issue
- The legislation
- Tower MCashback
- Fidex
- Investec
- The Section 66 Issue
- The parties’ submissions
- Discussion and conclusions
- The GAAP Issue
- Lower of cost and NRV
- Submissions and my view
- The year 2013-14
- Permission to amend grounds
- Conclusions
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