Marshmallows are NOT sweets, judge rules
One of Britain's top confectionary firms, Innovative Bites Ltd, can dodge a £470,000 value added tax bill.
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One of Britain's top confectionary firms, Innovative Bites Ltd, can dodge a £470,000 value added tax bill.
HMRC has decided not to launch an appeal after a court ruled it wrongly refused tax relief from national insurance payments paid on car allowances.
The UK tax authority had 30 days to appeal last month’s ruling by the Upper Tribunal, with the deadline passing yesterday (Wednesday, August 9).
HMRC faces having to refund millions of pounds in tax to employers after wrongly refusing relief from national insurance payments paid on car allowances.
The broadcaster previously brought a case against HMRC over the income tax and national insurance the body said was due.