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Official guidance
Shares and Assets Valuation Manual

SVM103000 · Correspondence and Customer Service

  • SVM103010 · Acknowledgement of Correspondence
  • SVM103020 · Complaint Cases
  • SVM103030 · Handling of Complaints
  • SVM103040 · Financial Redress
  • SVM103050 · Interest Remission for Delay
  • SVM103060 · Complaints received through elected representatives
  • SVM103070 · Judicial Review
  • SVM103080 · Compliments
  • SVM103100 · Delay in Opening Negotiations
  • SVM103110 · Delivery of Work to General Teams
  • SVM103120 · Disclosure of Information
  1. Correspondence and Customer Service: contents
  2. Correspondence and Customer Service: Complaints received through elected representatives

SVM103060 | Correspondence and Customer Service: Complaints received through elected representatives

From HM Revenue & Customs · Shares and Assets Valuation Manual

Any such complaint should immediately be referred to the SAV Customer Service Manager.

Your business director, or someone with their delegated authority, should reply promptly and personally to an elected representative who writes on behalf of a constituent. If it is not possible to send a full response within 15 working days, the SAV Customer Service Manager will write to the elected representative explaining why and tell them when they will be able to respond in full.

For further detailed guidance see the Complaints Handling Guidance at CHG840, available on the HMRC internet site and the Intranet.

Additional Guidance: SVM150000

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