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SAM20000 · Assessments: stand-alone assessments

  • SAM20001 · Introduction
  • SAM20010 · Discovery assessment
  • SAM20020 · Recovery of over-repayment of tax
  • SAM20030 · Pensions taxable on the amount accruing in the year (accruals basis)
  • SAM20040 · Capital gains - withdrawal of roll-over relief
  • SAM20050 · Self employment - adjustment to years prior to cessation
  • SAM20060 · Making an assessment
  • SAM20061 · Making an assessment (Action Guide)
  • SAM20070 · Re-issuing an assessment
  • SAM20080 · Appeal against an assessment
  • SAM20090 · Amending an assessment
  • SAM20100 · Amending SA payments on account
  • SAM20110 · Relevant dates for section 101, FA2009 interest purposes
  • SAM20120 · Examples
  • SAM20130 · Summary
  1. Assessments: stand-alone assessments: contents
  2. Assessments: stand-alone assessments: re-issuing an assessment

SAM20070 | Assessments: stand-alone assessments: re-issuing an assessment

From HM Revenue & Customs · Self Assessment Manual

If it’s found that an assessment hasn’t been properly served on the customer, it’ll need re-issuing using SEES form RevAsst01 to create the Assessment Notice, for deceased partners use SEES form RevAsst01D.

Where an assessment isn’t served and needs to be re-issued, you’ll need to change the due and payable date for the liability charged by the assessment and the revised date will need to be shown on the re-issued assessment notices.

The relevant due dates of the charges already entered on SA won’t change so no changes are required to the statement. However, you must make an SA Note to say that the assessment has been re-issued to enable Debt Management to allow the appropriate period before action is taken to commence collection.

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