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Compliance Handbook

CH414000 · Charging penalties: appeals

  • CH414050 · Introduction
  • CH414100 · Which decisions can be appealed
  • CH414150 · Advising the person about their right of appeal
  • CH414160 · Statutory reviews of Sch 24 Penalty - Implications for decisions on suspension
  • CH414200 · What to do if you receive an appeal (direct tax) or a request for a review (direct and indirect tax)
  • CH414250 · Considering all appeals together
  • CH414300 · Inhibiting debt management action
  1. Charging penalties: appeals: contents
  2. Charging penalties: appeals: considering all appeals together

CH414250 | Charging penalties: appeals: considering all appeals together

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

Wherever possible, the tribunal wants to consider appeals against all assessments issued during a compliance check at the same time. This includes assessments issued to recover lost tax as well as penalty assessments. Persons should not be put to the expense of two tribunal hearings when all related appeals can be considered at one hearing.

You should issue penalty assessments when tax assessments are issued or at the earliest opportunity after that. This is both legally correct and good customer service. It can reduce the need for repeated reviews and tribunal hearings about differing issues within the same compliance check.

What this means in practice is that the person should know how much to pay when a check is completed.

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