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ARTG6500 · Restoration decisions: Appealing against a review decision: Contents page

  • ARTG6510 · Restoration decisions: Appealing against a review decision: Introduction
  • ARTG6520 · Restoration decisions: Appealing against a review decision: Who can make an appeal
  • ARTG6530 · Restoration decisions: appealing against a review decision: how a customer can appeal to the tribunal
  • ARTG6540 · Restoration decisions: Appealing against a review decision: Time limit for appealing to the tribunal
  • ARTG6550 · Restoration decisions: Appealing against a review decision: What the appeal must contain
  • ARTG6560 · Restoration decisions: Appealing against a review decision: Grounds of appeal
  • ARTG6570 · Restoration decisions: Appealing against a review decision: Late appeals
  • ARTG6580 · Restoration decisions: Appealing against a review decision: Customer sends tribunal appeal to HMRC
  • ARTG6590 · Restoration decisions: Appealing against a review decision: Liaison with specialist offices
  • ARTG6600 · Restoration decisions: Appealing against a review decision: Linked cases
  1. Restoration decisions: Appealing against a review decision: Contents page
  2. Restoration decisions: Appealing against a review decision: Late appeals

ARTG6570 | Restoration decisions: Appealing against a review decision: Late appeals

From HM Revenue & Customs · Appeals reviews and tribunals guidance

If the customer wishes to appeal to the tribunal outside the 30 day time limit then they must use the appeal form or write to the tribunal to seek permission to make a late appeal.

HMRC may object to the customer’s application to the tribunal. The tribunal will decide whether the late appeal should be accepted.

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