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Jomige Agencies Limited v Commissioner of Domestic Taxes (Tax Appeal 52 of 2020) [2021] KETAT 73 (KLR) (18 June 2021) (Judgment)

[2021] KETAT 73 (KLR) Tax Appeals Tribunal
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Court
Tax Appeals Tribunal
Case number
73
Citation
[2021] KETAT 73 (KLR)
Decided
18 June 2021
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TypeTax AppealPostureAppeal from confirmed assessmentCoramMAH AT SOMAN E, WILFRED GICHUKI, ROSE WAMBUI NAMU, TIMOTHY CHESIRE
Holding

The Tribunal dismisses the Appeal and upholds the confirmed assessment. The Appellant is granted the opportunity to apply for reinstatement of the Appeal.

Facts

Jomige Agencies Limited was issued a VAT additional automated assessment for inconsistent information on returns filed by its suppliers. The Appellant failed to appear for the hearing and the Respondent moved for dismissal.

Issues

  1. Whether the Tribunal can grant the Respondent’s oral application for dismissing the Appeal for non-appearance of the Appellant.

Reasoning

The Tribunal dismissed the Appeal based on the Appellant's non-appearance, citing Section 27(2) of the Tax Appeals Tribunal Act, 2013, and Rule 18(1) and (3) of the Tax Appeals Tribunal (Procedure) Rules 2015.

Outcome

Appeal dismissed

Orders

  • Appeal dismissed
  • Confirmed assessment upheld
  • Each party bears its own costs

Remedies

  • Appellant granted opportunity to apply for reinstatement of the Appeal

Authorities cited

Legislation (2)
  • VAT Act 2013
  • Tax Appeals Tribunal Act 2013
Cases cited (1)
  • Tax Appeal No. 168 of 2017, Agency for Peace and Development vs Respondent of Investigations and Enforcement
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