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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: what if we fail to notify

EAIG21500 | Notifying joint and several liability: what if we fail to notify

From HM Revenue & Customs · Excise Assessments Interim Guidance

If a person’s liability to pay duty is affected by a decision to assess another person, that is, we know they fall within Finance Act 1994 section 14(2), but we fail to advise or notify them of that decision, we may be required to carry out a review if they ask for one.

However, we may not have to do so if, for example

  • the two persons were closely connected, eg husband and wife, or

  • the person whose liability is affected was the guarantor and the contract of guarantee required the principal to tell him about any assessments made.

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