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ARTG3010 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: Contents page

  • ARTG3020 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: Before the decision
  • ARTG3030 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: appealing against a decision or assessment: who can make an appeal
  • ARTG3040 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: What decision can be appealed against
  • ARTG3041 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: Appeals under specific provisions of the VAT Act 1994
  • ARTG3042 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: VAT appeals where tribunals jurisdiction is limited to reviewing HMRC’s decision
  • ARTG3050 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: appealing against a decision or assessment: telling the customer of the decision
  • ARTG3060 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: Customer asks for extension of review acceptance
  • ARTG3070 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: Customer agrees with the decision
  • ARTG3080 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: Customer does not accept the offer of a review but provides new information
  • ARTG3090 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: Customer accepts the offer of a review within the time limits
  • ARTG3100 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: appealing against a decision or assessment: customer appeals to the tribunal within the time limit
  • ARTG3110 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: Customer does not reply to the decision letter within the time limit
  • ARTG3120 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: Time limit for making an appeal
  • ARTG3130 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: appealing against a decision or assessment: how a customer appeal to the tribunal
  • ARTG3140 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: What the appeal must contain
  • ARTG3150 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: Grounds of appeal
  • ARTG3160 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: Late appeals
  • ARTG3170 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: Liaison with specialist offices
  • ARTG3180 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: Linked appeals - indirect and direct taxes
  • ARTG3185 · Reviews and appeals for indirect cases: Appealing against a decision or assessment: Groups of related cases
  • ARTG3190 · Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: Requests and appeals by third parties
  1. Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: Appealing against a decision or assessment: Contents page
  2. Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: appealing against a decision or assessment: how a customer appeal to the tribunal

ARTG3130 | Reviews and appeals for indirect taxes: appealing against a decision or assessment: how a customer appeal to the tribunal

From HM Revenue & Customs · Appeals reviews and tribunals guidance

Any person who wishes to appeal to the tribunal against an indirect tax decision can do so online through the gov.uk website.

Appeals can also be made by completing a Tribunals Service appeal form and sending it to the Tribunals Service.

The customer can either

  • download an appeal form from the gov.uk website, or

  • ring the Tribunals Service on 0300 123 1024 for further assistance

But if the customer is appealing against a Schedule 36 FA2008 information notice they must send their appeal to the decision maker and not directly to the tribunal as the appeals process in these cases always follows the direct tax appeal and review procedure regardless of whether the compliance check relates to a direct or indirect tax matter.

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