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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM678210 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Small claims - answering defences

  • DMBM678220 · Introduction to common defences
  • DMBM678230 · Answering a defence of 'cannot pay'
  • DMBM678240 · Defender claims 'the tax has already been paid'
  • DMBM678250 · Defence of 'repayment/set off due'
  • DMBM678260 · Defence of 'have paid share of partnership liability'
  • DMBM678270 · Defence which is irrelevant to the claim
  • DMBM678280 · Defences and 'finality principles'
  • DMBM678290 · Defence that notice of assessment was not received
  • DMBM678300 · Defence that further allowances are due
  • DMBM678310 · Defence that appeal was not determined by agreement
  • DMBM678320 · Defence that Inspector was unfair/biased/fraudulent
  • DMBM678330 · Defence that commissioners were unfair or would not listen
  • DMBM678340 · Interest disputed
  1. Summary Proceedings (Sc): Small claims - answering defences: Contents
  2. Summary Proceedings (Sc): Small claims - answering defences: Defence of 'have paid share of partnership liability'

DMBM678260 | Summary Proceedings (Sc): Small claims - answering defences: Defence of 'have paid share of partnership liability'

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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If the defence is that he has paid his share of the partnership liability, you should advise the court that a partner is liable jointly and severally for the whole amount of the partnership tax and not solely the part that is attributable to his own share of the income.

If the court asks what efforts you have made to collect the tax from the other partners, from the information available to you contained within your papers you should tell the court

  • you are seeking decree against the partnership (where it still exists) and/or all partners and

  • that you will enforce the decree against the other partners where possible

  • you will have to enforce the decree against the defender if action against the others proves unsuccessful.

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