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Excise Assessments Interim Guidance

EAIG12000 · Evidence of fact: contents

  • EAIG12100 · Evidence of fact: the one year rule
  • EAIG12200 · Evidence of fact: meaning of comes to their knowledge
  • EAIG12300 · Evidence of fact: meaning of sufficient
  • EAIG12400 · Evidence of fact: change in point of view
  • EAIG12500 · Evidence of fact: new evidence
  1. Evidence of fact: contents
  2. Evidence of fact: change in point of view

EAIG12400 | Evidence of fact: change in point of view

From HM Revenue & Customs · Excise Assessments Interim Guidance

A change in viewpoint or interpretation of the same facts does not constitute new evidence and the time limits still apply from when the facts enabling you to make an assessment were first obtained.

It follows that you cannot use a re-interpretation of facts obtained more than one year earlier to argue that the assessment would still be within the one-year rule. You should bear this in mind when consulting other offices.

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