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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM404100 · Interest: handling interest objections and enquiries: DTO action

  • DMBM404110 · General considerations
  • DMBM404120 · Replying to the customer
  • DMBM404130 · HMRC mistake or unreasonable delay
  • DMBM404140 · Interest unaffected by HMRC mistake or unreasonable delay but is pressed
  • DMBM404150 · Sending cases to the IRU
  • DMBM404160 · Case returned from IRU
  • DMBM404170 · Complaints
  • DMBM404180 · Adjudicator cases
  • DMBM404190 · Discharging interest locally - legacy cases only
  1. Interest: handling interest objections and enquiries: DTO action: contents
  2. Interest: Handling interest objections and enquiries: DTO action: replying to the customer

DMBM404120 | Interest: Handling interest objections and enquiries: DTO action: replying to the customer

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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When preparing letters of explanation:

  • avoid quoting complicated legislation

  • provide explanations that can be easily understood

  • do not compromise the legislation

  • do not prejudice the recovery position

  • answer all points in a reasoned and accurate manner.

If HMRC’s performance has been less than that which could reasonably have been expected, include a proper apology with your reply but also make it clear that the charge is correct and has to be paid.

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