Tampopo Eat Out to Help Out investigation dropped after group found to owe just 85p

15 February 2021 by
Tampopo Eat Out to Help Out investigation dropped after group found to owe just 85p

An HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) investigation into Eat Out to Help Out claims made by restaurant group Tampopo has been dropped after it was discovered that the business owed 85p.

Tampopo founder David Fox told The Caterer he was unsure why the group's claims, which totalled over £160,000, had been questioned.

The Eat Out to Help Out discount scheme ran throughout August 2020 and offered diners 50% off food and soft drinks up to £10 on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with hospitality owners able to claim back the deductions from the government.

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