BAGRI SERVICES LIMITED v Revenue & Customs (Construction industry scheme - cancellation of gross payment registration supposedly obtained on the basis of false information) [2021] UKFTT 482 (TC) (30 December 2021)


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Decision Number: TC 08357
Appellant: BAGRI SERVICES LIMITED
Respondent: Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs
Chairmen / Special
Commissioners:
Kevin POOLE
Date Of Decision: 30/12/2021
Main Category: PROCEDURE
Main Subcategory: Other
Notes: Construction industry scheme - cancellation of gross payment registration supposedly obtained on the basis of false information - shadow director - whether failure to notify shadow director of applicant company to Companies House gave rise to -false information- - whether obligation to notify shadow directors to Companies House under Companies Act 2006 arises - held no (unlike Companies Act 1985) - failure to notify therefore incapable of giving rise to false information allowing cancellation of registration - s 66(3) and 67 Finance Act 2004 - appeal allowed
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