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Official guidance
Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM600000 · Pre-enforcement: Linking direct and indirect taxes

  • DMBM600010 · Background
  • DMBM600020 · Definition
  • DMBM600030 · Why checks are made
  • DMBM600040 · DMU actions
  • DMBM600050 · DMO actions
  1. Pre-enforcement: Linking direct and indirect taxes: Contents
  2. Pre-enforcement: Linking direct and indirect taxes: Definition

DMBM600020 | Pre-enforcement: Linking direct and indirect taxes: Definition

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Definition of ‘linking debts’

‘Linking debts’ means that all debts for the same debtor, across all heads of duty for both direct and indirect taxes are cross-referenced or otherwise suitably noted.

This is to ensure that the whole of a taxpayer’s debt is included in a single recovery action as often as possible.

Where it is not possible to include all debts in the same enforcement action follow the Quality Gateway guidance DMBM605100.

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