![]() ![]() While its claims have not yet been subject to the detailed evidential and accounting reviews that will need to take place before entitlement to the refund can be settled, the company said it has considered a number of scenarios which suggest a potential net cash recovery of between £125m and £150m. William Hill said it has submitted claims which are substantially similar to those provided in this VAT challenge. The companies involved in the case argued they had been incorrectly paying VAT on their winnings on FOBTs between 20 as the same games, or similar games available on the machines, were exempt from the tax when played in casinos or online. In a regulatory announcement, William Hill acknowledged that HMRC has confirmed it will not appeal an Upper Tier Tribunal ruling in a case involving two other gambling operators over a claim that VAT was incorrectly applied to revenues earned from certain gaming machines prior to 2013. ![]()
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