Skip to content
Solved
SearchBrowse
Sign in

Contents

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: forwarding cases to Solicitor’s Office

SG75700 | Appeals and reviews: defending HMRC’s case at tribunal: forwarding cases to Solicitor’s Office

From HM Revenue & Customs · Securities Guidance

Cases should be sent to the Solicitor’s Office with those documents listed at SG75600 that are needed.

Where security is based on the history of more than one business the records for each business should be arranged together. If any documents are still outstanding this should be indicated on the covering letter to the Solicitor’s Office and forwarded upon receipt.

Don’t delay sending the Case summary, see SG75400, which should be sent as soon as possible. Any outstanding documents can be sent on afterwards.

PreviousNext
PrivacyTerms