Regulatory

Hickling v Revenue and Customs (EXCISE DUTY - civil evasion penalty - whether dishonest attempt to evade tax and duty - whether mitigation was reasonable)

[2025] UKFTT GRC 866First-tier Tribunal (General Regulatory)2025

“FIRST-TIER TRIBUNAL TAX CHAMBER By remote video hearing Heard On: 27 June 2025Judgment Date: 17 July 2025 B e f o r e :”

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