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England & Wales / UK · Case · UKUT · Score 3

Revenue and Customs v Electric Mobility Euro Ltd & Anor (Discovery assessments - extended time limit assessments - penalty for inaccuracy in a return - deliberate inaccuracy - whether deliberate inaccuracy necessarily involves dishonesty - whether HMRC required to specifically plead and prove dishonesty - whether the FTT erred in failing to explain how the appellant's conduct might not involve dishonesty) [2026] UKUT 37 (TCC) (28 January 2026)

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Summary

From United Kingdom Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber)

Why it matters

Appears linked to UKUT. Originates from England & Wales / UK. Classified as case.

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