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ARTG11000 · Resolution of appeals

  • ARTG11010 · Resolution of appeal: What happens after tribunal appeal resolved
  • ARTG11020 · Resolution of appeal: Giving effect to the resolution of the appeal
  • ARTG11030 · Resolution of appeal: payment of tax following an appeal
  • ARTG11040 · Resolution of appeal: Repayment of tax overpaid
  • ARTG11050 · Resolution of appeal: Interest payable by HMRC on tax repaid
  • ARTG11060 · Resolution of appeal: Interest payable by the customer on tax originally charged
  • ARTG11070 · Interest payable by the customer on additional tax due
  1. Resolution of appeals: contents
  2. Resolution of appeal: payment of tax following an appeal

ARTG11030 | Resolution of appeal: payment of tax following an appeal

From HM Revenue & Customs · Appeals reviews and tribunals guidance

Where tax is due following the outcome of an appeal is the amount originally charged, interest is chargeable on any unpaid tax from the original due date.

Payment of additional tax

Where the amount of tax due following resolution of the appeal is greater than the amount originally charged, any additional tax will become due and payable 30 days after the tax payable as a result of the amended decision is notified to the customer. Interest will also be chargeable on any additional tax unpaid from this date.

See CH141000+ or the guidance on late payment interest, but see CH140160 first to check which rules apply to the tax or duty you are dealing with.

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