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Courts and tribunals don’t always arrive at correct decisions
KEY POINTS
- A decision may be correct but is it for the proper reason?
- Is a supply inclusive or exclusive of VAT?
- Is the legislation under consideration relevant to the point at issue?
- Are EU principles such as fiscal neutrality applied correctly?
- A flawed decision may arise if issues are not clearly identified and explained.
- Ensure that the legislation quoted is relevant.
Do you find yourself from time to time staring at a television screen wondering at the mistakes being made by professionals?
If so I will hazard a guess that you invest more of your happiness than a sensible person should do in the results of sport (perhaps in particular the outings of the England football team).
I do not think...
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