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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM521800 · Debt and return pursuit: PAYE: E-payment surcharge appeals

  • DMBM521810 · Appeal process
  • DMBM521820 · Appeal on the grounds that the number of e-payment defaults is wrong
  • DMBM521830 · Appeal on the grounds that the amount of surcharge is incorrect
  • DMBM521840 · Mitigation
  • DMBM521850 · Initial actions on receipt of an appeal
  • DMBM521860 · Determining appeals
  • DMBM521870 · Employer withdraws the appeal
  • DMBM521880 · Determining appeal by agreement
  • DMBM521890 · Employer refuses to withdraw the appeal
  • DMBM521900 · Appeals to be heard by Tribunal
  • DMBM521910 · Appeals received in debt pursuit offices and EIS
  • DMBM521920 · Management Information Statistics (MIS)
  1. Debt and return pursuit: PAYE: E-payment surcharge appeals: Contents
  2. Debt and return pursuit: PAYE: E-payment surcharge appeals: Determining appeals

DMBM521860 | Debt and return pursuit: PAYE: E-payment surcharge appeals: Determining appeals

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Appeals are determined on the facts of the case in one of four ways<ul><li class="dash">the employer may withdraw the appeal </li><li class="dash">DMEU may determine the appeal by agreement under Section 54 TMA 1970</li><li class="dash">the independent review officer may determine the appeal by agreement under Section 54 TMA 1970 or</li><li class="dash">the Tribunal may determine the appeal. </li></ul>All parties have the right to appear before the Tribunal and have their case heard.However to avoid the high resource cost implications every effort should be made to try to settle an appeal without the need to take the case before the Tribunal.

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