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ARTG4600 · Review of direct and indirect taxes decisions: Carrying out a review: Contents page

  • ARTG4610 · Review of direct and indirect taxes decisions: Carrying out a review: Beginning the review
  • ARTG4620 · Review of direct and indirect taxes decisions: carrying out a review: during the review
  • ARTG4630 · Review of direct and indirect taxes decisions: carrying out a review: customer provides further information during the review
  • ARTG4635 · Review of direct and indirect taxes decisions: carrying out a review: governance case boards and issue panels
  • ARTG4640 · Review of direct and indirect taxes decisions: Carrying out a review: customer appeals to the tribunal during the review
  • ARTG4650 · Review of direct and indirect taxes decisions: Carrying out a review: Monitoring the review
  • ARTG4660 · Review of direct and indirect taxes: Carrying out a review: Role of the Decision Maker during the review
  • ARTG4670 · Review of direct and indirect taxes decisions: Carrying out a review: Payment of tax during the review (direct taxes)
  • ARTG4680 · Review of direct and indirect taxes decisions: Carrying out a review: Payment of tax during the review (indirect taxes)
  • ARTG4690 · Review of direct and indirect taxes decisions: Carrying out a review: Time limit for review
  1. Review of direct and indirect taxes decisions: Carrying out a review: Contents page
  2. Review of direct and indirect taxes decisions: Carrying out a review: Payment of tax during the review (indirect taxes)

ARTG4680 | Review of direct and indirect taxes decisions: Carrying out a review: Payment of tax during the review (indirect taxes)

From HM Revenue & Customs · Appeals reviews and tribunals guidance

While the decision is the subject of a dispute HMRC may suspend any disputed tax pending review (see ARTG3310).

The suspension should be removed at the end of the review, and, if appropriate, any assessment should be amended or reissued depending on the conclusions of the review.

If the customer does not agree with the conclusions of the review they can appeal to the tribunal but they must then pay any tax due subject to any hardship application, see ARTG3330.

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