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That was the crux of the matter that sent the Frito-Lay-owned brand into court to appeal a HMRC tax debate.

That was the crux of the matter that sent the Frito-Lay-owned brand into court to appeal a HMRC tax debate.

Tax tribunal says product should incur VAT as it looks and is packaged like crisps, holds limited dip

Tribunal points out that Monster Munch is not "generally reserved as a food for monsters” as name-on-the-packet argument dismissed.

A Romford homeowner - Keith Eaton, 65, of Elm Road - who has failed to clear rubbish from his two properties is facing court costs of almost £6,000 and rising.