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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM405010 · Interest: Interest Review Unit (IRU): General principles

  • DMBM405020 · Overview
  • DMBM405030 · Unreasonable delay by HMRC
  • DMBM405040 · Delay in applying for and pursuing an interest charge
  • DMBM405050 · Incorrect case specific advice (Misleading information)
  • DMBM405060 · Conditions attached to a payment
  • DMBM405070 · Request for sympathetic treatment
  • DMBM405080 · Repayment and Set-off
  • DMBM405090 · Accounting for payments
  • DMBM405100 · Funds held by another Government Department
  • DMBM405110 · Filing online
  • DMBM405120 · Exceptional cases
  1. Interest: Interest Review Unit (IRU): General principles: Contents
  2. Interest: Interest Review Unit (IRU): General principles: Request for sympathetic treatment

DMBM405070 | Interest: Interest Review Unit (IRU): General principles: Request for sympathetic treatment

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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A request may be received asking for consideration to be given to give up the amount of interest to be paid only because of a customer’s circumstances. For example illness, old age, mental incapacity, lack of funds and so on.

Where HMRC has not caused an error or unreasonable delay, there is no reason to give up interest. The interest should be upheld while expressing sympathy with the customer.

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