BIM60425 | Land transactions: Clearance applications: Refusal

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

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This guidance applies only if you are an officer authorised to deal with clearance applications (see ).You should not give a clearance where the conditions set out at are not satisfied.

Sometimes the particulars provided by the applicant are obviously defective. The applicant may, for example, give particulars of a proposed sale but fail to say anything about the circumstances of the acquisition. For guidance on requesting further information to help you consider the application, see .

As discussed in , you should not refuse a clearance on the grounds that the transactions in land provisions apply without first consulting CTISA (Technical).

For a form of words that can be used to notify the taxpayer that clearance has been refused, see .

For guidance on accepting a clearance application, see .