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Excise Assessments Interim Guidance

EAIG9000 · Assessment time limits: contents page

  • EAIG9100 · Assessment time limits: time limits for making and notification of excise assessments
  • EAIG9200 · Assessment time limits: applying the time limits to the notified date
  • EAIG9300 · Assessment time limits: what are the time limits for excise assessments
  1. Assessment time limits: contents page
  2. Assessment time limits: what are the time limits for excise assessments

EAIG9300 | Assessment time limits: what are the time limits for excise assessments

From HM Revenue & Customs · Excise Assessments Interim Guidance

Generally, there are two time limits to consider before making an assessment. They are

  • the four year rule, and

  • the one year rule.

Each of the limits determines a date by which the assessment must be made. For guidance on when an assessment is ‘made’ see EAIG15300

There is also a third time limit, the twenty year rule, which applies in cases involving deliberate behaviour giving rise to a penalty, failure to notify and wrongdoing. These cases are described in more detail at EAIG10400.

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