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Capital Gains Manual

CG76550P · Chattels and other assets: chattels and wasting assets: chattels

  • CG76550 · Chattels: introduction
  • CG76573 · Chattels: exempt and chargeable gains: disposal consideration
  • CG76577 · Chattels: exempt and chargeable gains: marginal relief
  • CG76590 · Chattels: losses
  • CG76631 · Chattels: sets of assets: special rules
  • CG76632 · Chattels: sets of assets: identifying a set
  • CG76637 · Chattels: sets of assets: disposals in more than one year
  • CG76638 · Chattels: sets of assets: example
  • CG76639 · Chattels: help on identifying sets
  • CG76650 · Chattels: sets of assets: unagreed cases
  • CG76636 · Chattels: sets of assets: sets and collections
  • CG76651 · Chattels: sets of assets: unagreed cases: report to Capital Gains Technical Group
  1. Chattels and other assets: chattels and wasting assets: chattels: contents
  2. Chattels: sets of assets: unagreed cases

CG76650 | Chattels: sets of assets: unagreed cases

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

Where you are unable to reach an agreement on the existence of a set, it may be necessary to have the matter heard by the First-tier Tribunal.

You should issue a notice of closure on the information available to you. If this is appealed, you should deal with this in the normal way and then refer the papers to Capital Gains Technical Group.

You need not take any action yourself to bring about the listing of the appeal unless requested to do so by the Capital Gains Technical Group.

In suitable cases arrangements may be made to have expert evidence given in support of your arguments.

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