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ARTG2500 · Reviews and appeals for direct taxes: Payment of tax pending the outcome of an appeal: Contents page

  • ARTG2510 · Reviews and appeals for direct taxes: Payment of tax pending the outcome of an appeal: Postponement applications
  • ARTG2515 · Reviews and appeals for direct taxes: Postponement of Simple Assessments
  • ARTG2520 · Reviews and appeals for direct taxes: Payment of tax pending the outcome of an appeal: Late postponement applications
  • ARTG2530 · Reviews and appeals for direct taxes: Payment of tax pending the outcome of an appeal: Disputed postponement applications
  • ARTG2540 · Reviews and appeals for direct taxes: Payment of tax pending the outcome of an appeal: Amendment of postponed amounts
  • ARTG2550 · Reviews and appeals for direct taxes: Payment of tax pending the outcome of an appeal: Postponement - what happens after the tribunal decision
  • ARTG2560 · Reviews and appeals for direct taxes: Payment of tax pending the outcome of an appeal: Postponement - interest on tax paid late and SA surcharge
  • ARTG2570 · Reviews and appeals for direct taxes: Payment of tax pending the outcome of an appeal: Postponement applications - informal standovers
  1. Reviews and appeals for direct taxes: Payment of tax pending the outcome of an appeal: Contents page
  2. Reviews and appeals for direct taxes: Payment of tax pending the outcome of an appeal: Late postponement applications

ARTG2520 | Reviews and appeals for direct taxes: Payment of tax pending the outcome of an appeal: Late postponement applications

From HM Revenue & Customs · Appeals reviews and tribunals guidance

Postponement applications made after the 30 day time limit has expired may be accepted if

  • there is a change of circumstances as a result of which the customer has grounds for believing they are overcharged tax, or

  • we accept a late appeal

If the decision maker accepts that there is a reasonable excuse for a late appeal, they may also accept a late postponement application made at the same time. Cases where the decision maker would not accept the accompanying late postponement application are expected to be rare.

If the decision maker does not think the application should be accepted, for example because a late appeal has not been accepted, they should write and tell the customer their decision. If the tribunal accepts a late appeal by the customer we should reconsider our refusal of the postponement application.

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