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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  • ECP8100 · Reviews and appeals: When a penalty maybe amended or withdrawn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: HMRC review

ECP8400 | Reviews and appeals: HMRC review

From HM Revenue & Customs · Excise Civil Penalties Manual

If the taxpayer requests a review, see ARTG2020, HMRC must carry out the review within 45 days of the date HMRC received the customer’s review request unless another period is agreed (the ‘review period’).

If we do not complete the review within the 45 day, or other agreed time limit, the review conclusion will be deemed as upholding the original decision.

Once they have requested a review, the customer may only appeal to the tribunal

  • within 30 days of the date we write to tell them the review conclusion, or

  • at any time after the review period has expired until 30 days of the date of the letter telling them the decision has been deemed upheld.

Full guidance on dealing with reviews is in the Appeals, Reviews and Tribunals Guidance (ARTG).

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