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Excise Assessments Interim Guidance

EAIG21000 · Notifying joint and several liability: contents

  • EAIG21100 · Notifying joint and several liability: establishing the debt to excise duty
  • EAIG21200 · Notifying joint and several liability: what should a notifying letter contain
  • EAIG21300 · Notifying joint and several liability: are there time limits
  • EAIG21400 · Notifying joint and several liability: reviews and rights of appeal
  • EAIG21500 · Notifying joint and several liability: what if we fail to notify
  1. Notifying joint and several liability: contents
  2. Notifying joint and several liability: are there time limits

EAIG21300 | Notifying joint and several liability: are there time limits

From HM Revenue & Customs · Excise Assessments Interim Guidance

There are no time limits for notifying joint and several liability. However, as a matter of policy we would expect such notification to be sent within a reasonable time and when possible at the same time as the assessment itself.

This may not always be possible, for example when a person’s liability for the duty, or their address, is identified at a later date. In these circumstances notification within a reasonable time is acceptable.

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