Oxford builder says HMRC destroyed his business over VAT row

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 06:24 · Archive

An Oxford housebuilder has accused HMRC of destroying his business over disputed VAT charges.

An Oxford housebuilder has accused HMRC of 'destroying his business' over claims involving an unpaid VAT charge, an associated fine he says is incorrect, and subsequent court action.

The builder has taken issue with the tax authority's handling of the matter, alleging the financial and legal consequences have had severe effects on his business operations.

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Builder says HMRC 'destroyed his business' over 'incorrect' VAT rowAn Oxford housebuilder has accused HMRC of "destroying his business" over claims around unpaid VAT charge, an "incorrect" associated fine and court action.Oxford Mail · 7 Oct, 05:00
Builder says HMRC 'destroyed his business' over 'incorrect' VAT rowAn Oxford housebuilder has accused HMRC of "destroying his business" over claims around unpaid VAT charge, an "incorrect" associated fine and court action.Oxfordshire Guardian · 7 Oct, 05:00

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