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Excise Statutory Interest Manual

ESIM4000 · Official error

  • ESIM4100 · The law
  • ESIM4200 · Circumstances giving rise to a statutory interest liability
  • ESIM4300 · The meaning of official error
  • ESIM4400 · The applicable period
  • ESIM4500 · 0fficial error: the applicable period-periods to ignore
  • ESIM4600 · The applicable period: unreasonable delay
  • ESIM4700 · The applicable period: failure to provide further information
  • ESIM4800 · The applicable period: claim includes something not entitled to
  1. Official error: contents
  2. Official error: the applicable period: claim includes something not entitled to

ESIM4800 | Official error: the applicable period: claim includes something not entitled to

From HM Revenue & Customs · Excise Statutory Interest Manual

If a taxpayer claims anything for which it is later found (following enquiries) that there is no entitlement and in doing so has caused a delay in HMRC authorising the principal claim, then that period of delay must be ignored when determining the applicable period.

However it is not quite so simple because in order be sure that it is correct to ignore that period we need to know whether the inclusion was a delaying tactic by the taxpayer or simply a genuine error. This can only be determined by the response (if any) to a request for further information, seeESIM4700.

Paragraph (11) (1) and (2)(b) FA 2001

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