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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: interest unaffected by HMRC mistake or unreasonable delay but is pressed

DMBM404140 | Interest: handling interest objections and enquiries: DTO action: interest unaffected by HMRC mistake or unreasonable delay but is pressed

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Local offices should thoroughly review each interest objection and fully explain to their customer why the interest charge is correct. You should do this only once.

If your customer won't accept your decision, you should send the case to the Interest Review Unit (IRU) for a further review.

To get help on how to do this, refer to the Interest Review Unit (IRU).

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