SAM10050 | Appeals, postponements and reviews: appeals: what SA items are subject to appeal?
From HM Revenue & Customs · Self Assessment Manual
There are two types of item against which a taxpayer, (or a taxpayer’s representative), may appeal
SA charge based item
SA non charge based item
SA charged based items
Charged based items are those for which a charge is created on the taxpayer’s SA record. These items can be viewed in function VIEW STATEMENT. The charge may relate to tax, penalties, surcharge (for tax years 2009-10 and earlier) or interest.
An appeal against a charge based item will often be accompanied by an application to postpone payment, although the circumstances in which a charge may be formally stoodover are very limited.
The taxpayer may appeal against the following types of charge based item
Fixed penalty for late filing of SA return
Daily penalty for late filing of SA return
Tax geared penalty for late filing of SA return
Tax geared penalty for incorrect SA return
Tax geared penalty for failure to notify chargeability
Tax geared penalty for late payment
Tax geared penalty for excessive reduction of payments on account
Penalty for failure to produce documents
Penalty for failure to keep records
Surcharge (for tax years 2009-10, and earlier)
Revenue assessment (SAM20130)
Revenue amendment to SA return (SAM21020)
Jeopardy amendment (SAM21010)
The taxpayer has no right of appeal against the following items
Revenue determinations
Interest
Balancing payments
Payments on Account (although the taxpayer may claim to reduce the amounts payable)
Correction notices (although the taxpayer has the right to reject our corrections)
Revenue calculations
SA non charge based items
Non charged based items are those for which no charge is created on the taxpayer’s SA record. A postponement application should never accompany an appeal against one of these items.
The taxpayer may appeal against the following types of non charge based item
A Revenue requirement to produce documents
The continuation of a Revenue enquiry
A Revenue amendment of a partnership statement