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Advance Tax Certainty Service

ATCS04100 · Advance Tax Certainty Service: Process: Early engagement and clearance applications

  • ATCS04120 · How HMRC will manage capacity in the first year of the service
  • ATCS04140 · Requesting an early engagement meeting
  • ATCS04160 · How to submit a formal clearance application to HMRC
  • ATCS04180 · Content of clearance applications to HMRC
  • ATCS04200 · Application checklist
  • ATCS04220 · Timing of clearance applications to HMRC
  • ATCS04240 · How HMRC will acknowledge and process clearance requests
  • ATCS04260 · What happens when an application is accepted into the clearance process
  • ATCS04280 · What happens when an application is not accepted into the clearance process
  1. Advance Tax Certainty Service: Process: Early engagement and clearance applications: Contents
  2. Advance Tax Certainty Service: Process: Early engagement and clearance applications: What happens when an application is accepted into the clearance process

ATCS04260 | Advance Tax Certainty Service: Process: Early engagement and clearance applications: What happens when an application is accepted into the clearance process

From HM Revenue & Customs · Advance Tax Certainty Service

For successful requests, Advance Tax Certainty Service administrators will send an email to the customer confirming that the clearance has been accepted into the process and providing a named lead in the Advance Tax Certainty Service team.

This email will confirm the application reference number to be used in future correspondence with HMRC, as well as setting out details of how the customer may schedule the scoping and planning meeting, and what the process typically entails.

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