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Official guidance
VAT Supply and Consideration

VATSC06830 · Consideration: Settlement of disputes: Discussion with the Law Society

  • VATSC06831 · Introduction
  • VATSC06832 · Customs and Excise’s original approach
  • VATSC06833 · Press Notice 82/87
  • VATSC06834 · Cooper Chasney Limited v CCE (LON/89/14092)
  • VATSC06835 · Practical consequences
  • VATSC06836 · Specific examples
  1. Consideration: Settlement of disputes: Discussion with the Law Society: Contents
  2. Consideration: Settlement of disputes: Discussion with the Law Society: Introduction

VATSC06831 | Consideration: Settlement of disputes: Discussion with the Law Society: Introduction

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Supply and Consideration

This section should be read in conjunction with the rest of VATSC06830.

The Tribunal decision in Cooper Chasney Ltd v CCE (LON/89/1409Z) generated debate within the VAT Sub-Committee of the Law Society’s Revenue Law Committee on the basis that it might throw doubt on the guidance contained in Customs and Excise’s Press Notice of 19 November 1987 (82/87).

An approach was made to Customs and Excise, who replied that they did not consider the decision to be in conflict with the Press Notice. The Law Society, however, felt that there were several aspects of the settlement of disputes where VAT treatment is not straightforward and that further clarification was necessary. It was important that solicitors should be applying the correct principles and assurance from Customs and Excise with a view to giving agreed guidance to the profession would be welcome.

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