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Excise Civil Penalties Manual

ECP8000 · Reviews and appeals: Contents page

  • ECP8100 · Reviews and appeals: When a penalty maybe amended or withdrawn
  • ECP8110 · Reviews and appeals: Disagreement with the penalty
  • ECP8210 · Reviews and appeals: Reasonable excuse legal provisions
  • ECP8220 · Reviews and appeals: Considering reasonable excuse
  • ECP8230 · Reviews and appeals: Reasonable excuse points to consider
  • ECP8240 · Reviews and appeals: Excuses offered
  • ECP8250 · Reviews and appeals: Contraventions where the reasonable excuse does not apply
  • ECP8300 · Reviews and Appeals: What is a 'Reasonable conscientious businessman'
  • ECP8400 · Reviews and appeals: HMRC review
  • ECP8500 · Reviews and appeals: Payment of the penalty in dispute
  1. Reviews and appeals: Contents page
  2. Reviews and appeals: When a penalty maybe amended or withdrawn

ECP8100 | Reviews and appeals: When a penalty maybe amended or withdrawn

From HM Revenue & Customs · Excise Civil Penalties Manual

A penalty may be amended or withdrawn as a result of any one of the following

  • Further information produced by the customer which fully resolves the dispute. In this case the Issuing Officer may withdraw the penalty.

  • A HMRC review carried out by a Review Officer.

  • A tribunal hearing.

We will not withdraw our decision to charge a civil penalty on the grounds

  • That the taxpayer does not agree with the amount of the penalty.

Please also see ECP2700 - Reasonable excuse.

Authorisation of penalty withdrawals by the Issuing Officers

Penalty withdrawals must be authorised by the line manager who should also carry out the functions of the checking officer or ensure that they have been carried out by a third party.

Authorisation of penalty withdrawals following a HMRC review

Penalty withdrawals must be authorised by the Review Officer

Tribunal hearing

Penalty withdrawals following a successful appeal to tribunal should be supported by the written decision of the tribunal

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