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Complaints and Remedy Guidance

CRG5000 · Financial redress

  • CRG5025 · Nature and scope
  • CRG5050 · Interplay with extra-statutory concessions and Codes of Practice
  • CRG5075 · Inviting claims
  • CRG5100 · Considering claims
  • CRG5125 · Considering cause and effect
  • CRG5150 · Reasonable and proportionate
  • CRG5175 · Loss of earnings and "own time"
  • CRG5200 · Interest
  • CRG5225 · Reasonableness of professional fees
  • CRG5250 · Agent/client relations
  • CRG5275 · Paying agents direct
  • CRG5300 · Payments to other third parties
  • CRG5325 · Costs of providing details of fees
  • CRG5350 · Costs of complaining
  • CRG5375 · No win no fee arrangements
  • CRG5400 · Fees and VAT
  • CRG5425 · Fees and direct taxes
  • CRG5450 · Insurance
  • CRG5475 · Legal costs: tribunal proceedings
  • CRG5500 · Compliance costs: other costs relating to the review and appeal process
  • CRG5525 · Unreasonable delay
  • CRG5550 · System failure
  • CRG5575 · Poor management of customer’s records and other documents
  • CRG5600 · Lost or damaged property and goods: Inland detection etc
  • CRG5625 · Illegal sale of goods (debt management)
  • CRG5650 · Large ex gratia redress payments
  1. Financial redress: Contents
  2. Financial redress: Interest

CRG5200 | Financial redress: Interest

From HM Revenue & Customs · Complaints and Remedy Guidance

Ex-gratia payments do not themselves carry interest. While interest clearly and demonstrably lost by the customer, or interest charges incurred by them (for example by a bank) directly because of our mistake or unreasonable delay, can be reimbursed as a “direct cost”, we do not add interest to the actual ex-gratia payments themselves.

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