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Official guidance
Construction Industry Scheme Reform Manual

CISR16000 · The Scheme: primary legislation

  • CISR16010 · Introduction
  • CISR16020 · Section 57
  • CISR16030 · Section 58
  • CISR16040 · Section 59
  • CISR16050 · Section 60
  • CISR16060 · Section 61
  • CISR16070 · Section 62
  • CISR16072 · Section 62A
  • CISR16073 · Section 62B
  • CISR16074 · Section 62C
  • CISR16080 · Section 63
  • CISR16090 · Section 64
  • CISR16100 · Section 65
  • CISR16110 · Section 66
  • CISR16120 · Section 67
  • CISR16130 · Section 68
  • CISR16140 · Section 69
  • CISR16150 · Section 70
  • CISR16160 · Section 71
  • CISR16170 · Section 72
  • CISR16172 · Section 72A
  • CISR16173 · Section 72B
  • CISR16174 · Section 72C
  • CISR16180 · Section 73
  • CISR16190 · Section 74
  • CISR16200 · Section 75
  • CISR16210 · Section 76
  • CISR16220 · Section 77
  • CISR16230 · Schedule 11: part 1
  • CISR16240 · Schedule 11: part 2
  • CISR16250 · Schedule 11: part 3
  • CISR16260 · Schedule 11: part 4
  • CISR16270 · Schedule 12
  1. The Scheme: primary legislation: contents
  2. The Scheme: primary legislation: section 72C

CISR16174 | The Scheme: primary legislation: section 72C

From HM Revenue & Customs · Construction Industry Scheme Reform Manual

FA04/S72C gives company officers the right to appeal a decision notice issued under FA04/S72B.

An officer may appeal:

  • The decision to issue a decision notice including grounds that the company is not liable to the penalty under section 72A, and

  • The amount of the specified portion of the penalty.

The notice of an appeal must:

  • State the grounds for appeal, and

  • Be made in writing to HMRC within 30 days of the decision notice being given.

The provisions in Part 5 TMA 1970 applies to this appeal in the same way that they apply to an appeal against an assessment to income tax.

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