Tax Appeals Commission determination 70TACD2023 regarding IT & VAT, 2023

Administrative Decision Number70TACD2023
Date09 March 2023
Subject MatterIT & VAT
RespondentREVENUE COMMISSIONERS
1
Between
Appellant
and
REVENUE COMMISSIONERS
Respondent
Determination
Introduction
1. This is an appeal to the Tax Appeals Commission (“the Commission”) by
(“the Appellant”) pursuant to section 111 of the Value Added Tax Consolidation Act 2010
(“VATCA 2010”) and to section 933 of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997, as amended
(“TCA 1997”) against assessments raised by the Revenue Commissioners to Value-Added
Tax (“VAT”) and income tax. The notice of appeal was stated to be in the total amount of
€340,565 (€246,072 VAT + €94,493 income tax).
2. The appeal proceeded by way of a hearing on 20 February 2023.
Background
3. On 12 September 2018, the Respondent raised the following assessments to tax against
the Appellant:
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Income tax 2014
19,640.00
Income tax 2015
33,476.00
Income tax 2016
41,263.00
VAT 2014 to 2017
246,072.00
4. On 11 October 2018, the Appellant, via his agent, appealed the assessments to the
Commission. An oral hearing was held in the appeal on 20 February 2023.
Legislation
5. Section 959AH(1) of the TCA 1997 provides that
Where a Revenue officer makes a Revenue assessment, no appeal lies against the
assessment until such time as
(a) where the assessment was made in default of the delivery of a return, the
chargeable person delivers the return, and
(b) in all cases, the chargeable person pays or has paid an amount of tax on foot of
the assessment which is not less than the tax which
(i) is payable by reference to any self assessment included in the chargeable person’s
return, or
(ii) where no self assessment is included, would be payable on foot of a self
assessment if the assessment were made in all respects by reference to the
statements and particulars contained in the return delivered by the chargeable person.”
6. Section 959AC of the TCA 1997 provides inter alia that
“(2) Notwithstanding section 959AA, where in relation to a chargeable person—
(a) the person fails to deliver a return for a chargeable period,
(b) a Revenue officer is not satisfied with the sufficiency of a return delivered by the
person having regard to any information received in that regard, or

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