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Official guidance
Securities Guidance

SG75000 · Appeals and reviews: defending HMRC’s case at tribunal

  • SG75100 · What to do if a person appeals
  • SG75200 · The role of Solicitor’s Office VAT and Excise Litigation Team
  • SG75300 · Categories of tribunal case
  • SG75400 · Checking the decision to require security
  • SG75500 · Information and supporting documentation for Solicitor’s Office
  • SG75600 · Evidence by certificates
  • SG75700 · Forwarding cases to Solicitor’s Office
  • SG75800 · Changes in the person’s tax liability
  • SG75900 · Case conference
  1. Appeals and reviews: defending HMRC’s case at tribunal: contents
  2. Appeals and reviews: defending HMRC’s case at tribunal: what to do if a person appeals

SG75100 | Appeals and reviews: defending HMRC’s case at tribunal: what to do if a person appeals

From HM Revenue & Customs · Securities Guidance

If a person appeals to the tribunal we will take no further action against them until the appeal is settled.

The Lord Granchester letter can be used to advise the person of the position.

The letter should be issued as soon as you receive notice from the Tribunals Service that the person has appealed. See guidance in the Enforcement Handbook for more information on how appeals affect prosecution action.

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