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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: adjudicator cases

DMBM404180 | Interest: handling interest objections and enquiries: DTO action: adjudicator cases

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Some customers will still be dissatisfied after you have given them the conclusions of your review and may ask the Adjudicator to look into their concerns. If this happens, you should phone the IRU to let them know that the Adjudicator's Office will be looking at the case.

Any cases where interest doesn't become a concern until the Adjudicator stage must be sent to us before compiling your report for the Adjudicator.

The Adjudicator will liaise with you to resolve the complaint. Contact the IRU if you want to discuss any concerns about the interest.

Let the IRU know the outcome of Adjudicator cases involving interest.

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