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Self Assessment Manual

SAM11000 · Appeals, postponements and reviews: postponements

  • SAM11001 · Introduction
  • SAM11010 · What are formal and informal standovers?
  • SAM11020 · What SA items can be postponed?
  • SAM11030 · Who can make a postponement application?
  • SAM11040 · What form should a postponement application take?
  • SAM11050 · Who should handle a postponement application?
  • SAM11060 · Handling a formal standover
  • SAM11061 · Handling a formal standover (Action Guide)
  • SAM11070 · Handling an informal standover
  • SAM11071 · Handling an informal standover (Action Guide)
  • SAM11080 · Appeals, postponements and reviews: appeals: unacceptable postponement application
  • SAM11081 · Unacceptable postponement application (Action Guide)
  • SAM11090 · Postponement application - penalty or surcharge
  • SAM11100 · Postponement application - revenue assessment
  • SAM11110 · Postponement application - revenue amendment
  • SAM11120 · Postponement application - partnership
  • SAM11130 · Student/Postgraduate loan overpayments
  • SAM11131 · Appeals, postponements and reviews:
  • SAM11140 · Making adjustments to an SA standover
  • SAM11150 · W015 open appeals work list
  • SAM11160 · W019 review informal standovers work list
  1. Appeals, postponements and reviews: postponements: contents
  2. Appeals, postponements and reviews: postponements: what SA items can be postponed?

SAM11020 | Appeals, postponements and reviews: postponements: what SA items can be postponed?

From HM Revenue & Customs · Self Assessment Manual

Formal standover

An application for a formal standover may be accepted against a charge arising from the following

  • A Revenue assessment (SAM20130)

  • A Revenue amendment (SAM21020)

  • A Jeopardy amendment (SAM21010)There is

no legal right to formally postpone charges arising from

  • Penalties

  • Surcharge

  • Interest

Informal standover

All or part of any SA charge may be informally stoodover unless that part of the charge is already formally stoodover.

An informal standover should, however, not be used if it is possible to formally standover all or part of the charge.

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