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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: Management Information Statistics (MIS)

DMBM521920 | Debt and return pursuit: PAYE: E-payment surcharge appeals: Management Information Statistics (MIS)

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Surcharge appeals

We cannot automatically capture the data on surcharge appeals received. This means that you should

  • count appeals and clearance types manually and

  • record them on the spreadsheet

  • explain the reason for the appeal in the notes column.

The column headed ‘Acceptable - other’ is to be used where, for instance, the employer appeals on the grounds that the surcharge amount is excessive in light of the amounts paid late.

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