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EM6411 · Contract Settlement: Post Settlement Issues - Reopening a Settlement

  • EM6412 · Contract Settlement: Post Settlement Issues - Introduction
  • EM6413 · Adjusting Figures
  • EM6414 · Contract Settlement: Post Settlement Issues : Early Settlement Of Instalment Offers
  • EM6415 · Contract Settlement: Post Settlement Issues : Method of Giving Relief
  • EM6416 · Contract Settlement: Post Settlement Issues : Calculation Of Relief
  • EM6417 · Contract Settlement: Post Settlement Issues - Procedures When Repayment Due
  • EM6418 · Defaulting Taxpayer
  1. Contract Settlement: Post Settlement Issues - Reopening a Settlement: Contents
  2. Contract Settlement: Post Settlement Issues - Introduction

EM6412 | Contract Settlement: Post Settlement Issues - Introduction

From HM Revenue & Customs · Enquiry Manual

The guidance about contract settlements at EM6000+ only relates to direct tax. You must never include VAT or VAT penalties in a contract settlement.

Both you and the taxpayer (or their agent) will have considered carefully

  • the liabilities which made up the settlement, and

  • the ability of the taxpayer to meet the obligations arising from it.

Once a contract settlement is formed, any subsequent problems should relate to recovery and you should not usually be involved.

Debt Management have limited discretion to deal with temporary problems, such as a customer who needs to defer a couple of instalments of an instalment settlement but will eventually revert fully to the terms of the agreement.

You may become involved if

  • an adjustment becomes necessary to the figures included in the settlement, see EM6413

  • the customer wishes to clear all or part of the outstanding liability of an instalment arrangement, see EM6414

  • the customer is unable to meet their commitments and it is appropriate to re-negotiate the settlement, see EM6418.

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