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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 : Calculation Of Relief

EM6416 | Contract Settlement: Post Settlement Issues : Calculation Of Relief

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.

To arrive at the relief allowable, you must

  • calculate the reduction to the tax and NIC and any consequential reduction in interest and penalties charged on the tax or NIC

  • use the repayment stencil at EM6417 to ask the Miscellaneous Charges Unit in DMB to calculate a notional amount of repayment supplement on any tax or NIC to be repaid, if repayment supplement would have been due had the tax or NIC been paid against assessments.

If you originally accepted a sub-standard offer because of the taxpayer’s limited means

  • restrict the relief by the amount by which the original offer was sub-standard

  • if the customer does not agree that their offer was reduced because of their limited means, you should get advice from Contact Link.

Save copies of all correspondence and calculations in Caseflow.

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