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Were Invigilations Carried Out By HMRC Representative Of The Businesses Standard Rated Sales?

By Andrew Needham, December 2018

This was an appeal by the taxpayer against an assessment by HMRC for underdeclared output tax.

The appellant traded as a franchisee of Subway. The assessment was made following an enquiry by HMRC in which they concluded that the appellant had been incorrectly zero-rating certain supplies.

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