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CH24300 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: Appeals

  • CH24320 · Who is entitled to appeal
  • CH24340 · Appeal procedures
  • CH24360 · Appealing against a taxpayer notice
  • CH24380 · Appealing against a third party notice
  • CH24400 · Appealing against an identity unknown notice
  • CH24410 · Appealing against an identification notice
  • CH24420 · Meaning of 'unduly onerous'
  • CH24440 · What the First-tier Tribunal can decide
  1. Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: Appeals: contents
  2. Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: Appeals: Appealing against an identification notice

CH24410 | Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: Appeals: Appealing against an identification notice

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

A person who has received an identification notice may appeal to the tribunal against

  • the notice, or

  • any requirement in the notice.

The only ground of appeal to the tribunal against an identification notice is that it would be unduly onerous, see CH24420, to comply with either the notice or the requirement.

See the Appeals, Review & Tribunals Guidance (ARTG) for full guidance on the appeal and review procedure.

FA08/SCH36/PARA31

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