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SAOG22000 · Appeals: contents

  • SAOG22100 · Appeals: overview
  • SAOG22200 · Appeals: who can make an appeal
  • SAOG22300 · Appeals: how to appeal or make late appeal
  • SAOG22400 · Appeals: HMRC response to an appeal
  • SAOG22405 · Appeals: Penalty Consistency Panel decision
  • SAOG22410 · Appeals: HMRC action when the Penalties Consistency Panel accepts the grounds of the appeal
  • SAOG22415 · Appeals: HMRC action when the Penalties Consistency Panel rejects the appeal
  • SAOG22420 · Appeals: Notifying a person that their appeal is rejected
  • SAOG22425 · Appeals: A person's response to options set out in HMRC's view of the matter letter
  • SAOG22430 · Appeals: HMRC review
  • SAOG22440 · Appeals: conclusion of review
  • SAOG22450 · Appeals: penalty stood over during appeal
  • SAOG22500 · Appeals: Notifying the tribunal
  1. Appeals: contents
  2. Appeals: Notifying a person that their appeal is rejected

SAOG22420 | Appeals: Notifying a person that their appeal is rejected

From HM Revenue & Customs · Senior Accounting Officer Guidance

If following consideration by the Penalties Consistency Panel and, where appropriate the Director in Large Business or Assistant Director in Mid-sized Business, an appeal is rejected, the Customer Compliance Manager (CCM), Mid-sized Business Customer Engagement Team (CET) or Caseworker must notify the decision to the appellant.

The CCM, CET or Caseworker must set out HMRC’s position in a ‘view of the matter’ letter to the person, the company or the Senior Accounting Officer (SAO). This letter will set out the person’s options to

  • take no action (or accept HMRC’s position)

  • accept the offer of a review, see ARTG4220 and ARTG15000 – Decision Letter – direct taxes, or

  • notify the appeal to the tribunal.

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