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Nissan Motor Manufacturing (UK) Ltd v Revenue and Customs: Cust 1 Mar 2007

Cust CUSTOMS DUTIES – importations of motor cars from Japan to United Kingdom – sale by Japanese manufacturer to associated intermediary company – onward sale by intermediary to distribution company in each Member State – sale by distribution company to retail customer before entry of car into Community territory – car entered, or purportedly entered, by retail customer – whether value for customs duty purposes to be fixed by reference to first transaction value – Customs Code art 29, Implementing Regulations, art 147
VALUE ADDED TAX – value of importation fixed by reference to value for customs duty purposes – Sixth Directive art 11B(1) – whether scheme for effecting sale to final consumer before importation designed to reduce incidence of VAT abusive – yes – execution of scheme also failed on facts – appeal dismissed in substance

Citations:

[2007] UKVAT-Customs C00236

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Updated: 18 July 2022; Ref: scu.271422

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