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Official guidance
Admin Law Manual

ADML1000 · Incorrect Advice to Customers

  • ADML1100 · Introduction
  • ADML1200 · Collection and management
  • ADML1300 · When incorrect advice can be binding
  • ADML1400 · Detriment
  • ADML1500 · Tax specific issues
  • ADML1600 · What this means in practice
  • ADML1700 · Advice overtaken by a change in the law
  • ADML1800 · Unsolicited Advice
  • ADML1900 · Who should decide individual cases
  • ADML2000 · Correcting the tax position
  • ADML2100 · Redress
  • ADML2200 · Other ways customers can be misled
  • ADML2300 · Further advice
  1. Incorrect Advice to Customers
  2. Incorrect Advice to Customers: Tax specific issues

ADML1500 | Incorrect Advice to Customers: Tax specific issues

From HM Revenue & Customs · Admin Law Manual

You must always take into account any special factors and legal restrictions or requirements relating to the tax in which you work. If you are unsure you should seek further advice from other guidance or the relevant technical adviser.

Please refer to the link in ADML1100 for statutory clearances and approvals.

Cases involving overdeclared VAT are subject to separate statute and must not be considered using this guidance alone. For such cases, you must also consult VAT Refunds Manual or TALA.

Similar provisions apply to other indirect taxes and for any cases where a customer claims to have made overdeclarations or overpayaments in these areas you must consult the appropriate guidance or technical advisors.

If your case concerns customs duties or import VAT, you must consult Notice 199 or National Duty Repayment Centre before making any remission.

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