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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM522970 · Debt and return pursuit: PAYE recovery and associated processes: Regulation 72 (5) directions: Working the case

  • DMBM522980 · The role of the officer
  • DMBM522990 · Underdeductions under £100
  • DMBM523000 · Action following the employer’s response
  • DMBM523010 · Direction appropriate
  • DMBM523020 · Direction refused
  • DMBM523030 · National Insurance Contributions
  1. Debt and return pursuit: PAYE recovery and associated processes: Regulation 72 (5) directions: Working the case: contents
  2. Debt and return pursuit: PAYE recovery and associated processes: Regulation 72 (5) directions: Working the case: direction refused

DMBM523020 | Debt and return pursuit: PAYE recovery and associated processes: Regulation 72 (5) directions: Working the case: direction refused

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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If, after considering the employer’s explanation, you believe that the employer remains liable for the PAYE tax you should:

  • send a submission to the higher officer decision-maker with your reasons

  • attach a refusal notice for signature if approval is given.

Note: The employees can be listed in one refusal notice and on a continuation sheet if necessary.

You should ensure the figures within the refusal notice are accurate to avoid unnecessary appeals.

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