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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: Amendment of postponed amounts

ARTG2540 | Reviews and appeals for direct taxes: Payment of tax pending the outcome of an appeal: Amendment of postponed amounts

From HM Revenue & Customs · Appeals reviews and tribunals guidance

The amount postponed can be adjusted at any time up until the appeal is settled:

  • if you agree a revised amount with the customer, or

  • following a decision by the tribunal on the amount to be postponed.

If there is a change in circumstances of the case so that either the customer or HMRC think that the amount postponed is no longer appropriate you should try to reach an agreement with the customer. If this is not possible then either HMRC or the taxpayer can apply to the tribunal for a revised determination of the amount postponed.

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