Dawson’s
Dawson’s
Dawson’s concerned an assessment being challenged on the basis of there being an earlier excise duty point against which the assessment should have been made.
Asplin LJ approved both the decision of the Advocate General and that of the CJEU in WR (at [70]-[73]). She noted (at [95]) that “it is inevitable that a detailed consideration of the facts is necessary in order to determine whether that person was ‘holding’ the goods”.
- Heading
- Introduction
- Issues in dispute
- Application to admit evidence
- Legal Framework
- Caselaw on holding
- Dawson’s
- Hartleb
- Other cases
- Schedule 41 FA 2008
- Findings of Fact
- Reliability of witnesses and of affidavit
- Mr Lothian
- Affidavit of Mr Melvin
- Findings of Primary Fact
- Unit B1022
- HMRC visit
- Records
- Termination of agreement
- HMRC actions post-visit
- Kami and Chelsea Kelly
- Self storage licence agreement
- Conclusions
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