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Employment Income Manual

EIM71400 · Assessments, appeals and other procedures

  • EIM71405 · Assessments
  • EIM71410 · Self assessments
  • EIM71415 · Discovery assessments
  • EIM71420 · Coding objections and appeals
  • EIM71425 · Coding: contentious appeal cases
  • EIM71430 · PAYE failure: regulation 80 determinations
  • EIM71435 · Appeals involving taxable Jobseeker's Allowance
  1. Assessments, appeals and other procedures
  2. Assessments, appeals and other procedures: discovery assessments

EIM71415 | Assessments, appeals and other procedures: discovery assessments

From HM Revenue & Customs · Employment Income Manual

Section 29 TMA 1970

Sometimes it may be necessary to make an assessment after a self assessment has already been made and:

  • the self assessment has already been enquired into and the enquiry has been closed, or

  • the time limit for enquiring into a self assessment has expired.

In these circumstances any action can only be taken under Section 29 TMA 1970. EM3250 onwards in the Enquiry Manual and the Self Assessment Manual cover the making of discovery assessments.

A discovery assessment may be needed where, for example, employment income was omitted from a self assessment or where in a self assessment a taxpayer claimed a PAYE credit because of an employer PAYE failure, but subsequently a direction is made under the PAYE regulations to collect the tax from the employee.

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