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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: categories of tribunal case

SG75300 | Appeals and reviews: defending HMRC’s case at tribunal: categories of tribunal case

From HM Revenue & Customs · Securities Guidance

When the tribunal receives a notice of appeal it will allocate a case to one of the following categories

  • Default paper

  • Basic

  • Standard

  • Complex.

Once a case has been allocated to a particular category the Tribunals Service will send copies of the appeal and notice of decision to the HMRC Clearing House together with a covering letter which specifies the information HMRC is required to provide, how long HMRC has to provide the information and where it should be sent.

Guidance about preparing for tribunal is at ARTG8300

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