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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: case conference

SG75900 | Appeals and reviews: defending HMRC’s case at tribunal: case conference

From HM Revenue & Customs · Securities Guidance

The advocate or solicitor handling HMRC’s case will usually arrange a case conference with the decision maker (that is the HO who signed the Notice of Requirement or who made other appealable decisions) shortly before the hearing date.

In most cases, because of the number of security appeals that fall prior to being heard, this conference will take place on the day of the hearing.

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