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Complaint Handling Guidance

CHG400 · Defining and recording a complaint: Contents

  • CHG405 · Defining and recording a complaint: General
  • CHG406 · Defining and recording a complaint: Recognising Complaints
  • CHG407 · Defining and recording a complaint: Financial Redress - should we record a complaint
  • CHG408 · Defining and recording a complaint: Digital complaints’ form and email complaints
  • CHG410 · Defining and recognising a complaint: Complaints and appeals
  • CHG415 · Defining and recording a complaint: Extra-statutory concessions and Codes of Practice, including ESC A19 and CoP26
  • CHG420 · Defining and recognising a complaint: Severe delays in avoidance scheme enquiries
  1. Defining and recording a complaint: Contents
  2. Defining and recording a complaint: Financial Redress - should we record a complaint

CHG407 | Defining and recording a complaint: Financial Redress - should we record a complaint

From HM Revenue & Customs · Complaint Handling Guidance

If the customer considers that financial redress may be due for a mistake that we have made, their contact should only fall under our complaints process if there is no opportunity to resolve it at the first point of contact or the customer has previously expressed dissatisfaction about our service and the relevant business area has had an opportunity to resolve it but did not resolve it.

This helps us defend cost claims for any customer or agent who has bypassed the first point of contact and not given us the opportunity to put matters right.

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