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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: handling an informal standover (Action Guide)

SAM11071 | Appeals, postponements and reviews: postponements: handling an informal standover (Action Guide)

From HM Revenue & Customs · Self Assessment Manual

Follow steps 1 - 9 below, as appropriate, to handle an informal standover where

  • An appeal has been received against a fixed automatic penalty, or surcharge for years 2009-10 and earlier

  • It is considered that there is justification for temporarily suspending collection of all or part of a charge

The guide is presented as follows

Action where the informal standover relates to an appeal - Steps 1 - 4
Action where the informal standover relates to any other circumstances - Steps 5 - 8
Retaining appeal, postponement and / or other relevant papers - Step 9

Action where the informal standover relates to an appeal

1. In function VIEW STATEMENT

  • Identify the charge to be informally stoodover (in part or in full)

  • Select the [Standovers] button. You will be taken to function MAINTAIN STANDOVERS

2. In function MAINTAIN STANDOVERS

  • Select the [Informal Standover] button. The screen will be re-presented with the Informally Stoodover field unprotected

  • Enter that part of the charge that is to be informally stoodover up to the Maximum Amount Available

  • Select the [OK] button

3. Refer to Late Filing Combined Penalty Appeals 2010-11 onwards - Individuals or Late Filing Combined penalty Appeals 2010-11 - Partnerships on the Guidance Gateway for guidance on creating the Appeal letter

Otherwise

  • Issue SEES SA525 and enter the details of the informal standover by selecting the option relating to ‘Outstanding Amounts’. Take a copy to retain

4. Issue the form or letter to the appellant

Action where the informal standover relates to any other circumstances

5. In function VIEW STATEMENT

  • Identify the charge to be informally stoodover (in part or in full)

  • Select the [Standovers] button. You will be taken to function MAINTAIN STANDOVERS

6. In function MAINTAIN STANDOVERS

  • Select the [Informal Standover] button. The screen will be re-presented with the Informally Stoodover field unprotected

  • Enter that part of the charge that is to be informally stoodover up to the Maximum Amount Available

  • Select the [OK] button

7. Confirm the standover details in writing to the appellant, using an extract from the acknowledgement form if appropriate, taking a copy to retain

8. Issue the form or letter to the appellant

Note: In cases where all, or part of the informal standover relates to a Student Loan and/or Postgraduate Loan, refer to Postponements: student loan and postgraduate loan overpayments (SAM11130) and the Action Guide (SAM11131) for additional action to take

Retaining appeal, postponement and / or other relevant papers

9. File away the appeal and postponement and / or other relevant papers, including the copy of the acknowledgement form or letter, in the taxpayer’s file or enquiry papers or in the Returns run

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