Index to Hamilton on Tax Appeals
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This is the index to the Bloomsbury Professional book Hamilton on Tax Appeals. Chapter 2 and the table of contents are also available free of charge as a sample of the book's contents.
Penny Hamilton and Oliver Conolly
- '706/704 Tribunal'
- generally, 1.1
- Absence of parties
- hearings, and, 17.6–17.9
- Abuse of law
- EC law, and, 7.33–7.34
- Abuse of power
- judicial review, and, 24.11
- Accidental slips and omissions
- challenges to decisions of First-tier Tribunal, and
- generally, 19.4–19.6
- review stage, 19.35
- challenges to decisions of Upper Tribunal, and, 20.2–20.3
- Accountant's fees
- costs, and, 21.64–21.66
- Acte clair
- EC law, and, 7.51–7.53
- Acting President of the Tax Chamber of the First-tier Tribunal
- generally, 2.9
- Addition of party
- preliminary applications, and, 14.40–14.50
- Addressing the Tribunal
- hearings, and, 17.13
- Adjournment of hearing
- preliminary applications, and, 14.73–14.80
- Adjudicator's Office
- complaints, and, 24.46–24.51
- Admission of new evidence
- generally, 17.51–17.52
- Advocate General's opinion
- reference to ECJ, and, 18.24–18.27
- Aggregates levy (AGL) appeals
- appealable decisions, 4.54–4.57
- appellants, and, 11.14–11.15
- assessment for AGL, against, 4.59
- interest, and, 22.11
- penalties, and
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.195
- powers of Tribunal, 5.196
- reasonable excuse, 5.202–5.207
- reduction of penalties and interest, 5.197–5.201
- postponement of payment, and
- generally, 10.79
- hardship applications, 10.80–10.81
- interest on disputed AGL, 10.82–10.83
- payment pending further appeal, 10.84
- powers of Tribunal, 4.58
- review of discretionary decisions
- generally, 4.60
- powers of Tribunal, 4.197
- Agreed statement of facts
- preparation, 16.23
- use, 17.48
- Aide memoire
- hearings, and, 16.37
- Air passenger duty appeals
- interest, and, 22.12
- Allocation of appeals
- basic cases, 13.3
- complex cases, 13.5–13.6
- default paper cases, 13.2
- introduction, 13.1
- reallocation
- different category, to, 13.7
- different chamber, to, 13.8
- standard cases, 13.4
- Alternative dispute resolution
- generally, 24.2–24.3
- Amendment of a document
- preliminary applications, and, 14.51–14.56
- Appeal documentation
- basic cases, 12.11–12.12
- complex cases
- HMRC statement of case, 12.17–12.18
- list of documents, 12.19
- default paper cases
- appellant's reply, 12.9
- HMRC statement of case, 12.7–12.8
- HMRC statements of case
- basic cases, 12.11–12.12
- complex cases, 12.17–12.18
- default paper cases, 12.7–12.8
- standard cases, 12.13–12.14
- introduction, 12.1
- notices of appeal, 12.2–12.6
- request for hearings, 12.10
- standard cases
- HMRC statement of case, 12.13–12.14
- list of documents, 12.15–12.16
- Appeals to Court of Appeal
- applications to Court of Appeal for permission to appeal
- consideration, 20.47–20.49
- extension of time limits, 20.44–20.45
- generally, 20.40
- notice of appeal, 20.41
- refusal, 20.48
- time limits, 20.42–20.43
- applications to Upper Tribunal for permission to appeal
- consequences, 20.22
- consideration, 20.36–20.39
- extension of time limits, 20.21
- form, 20.18
- review stage, and, 20.23–20.35
- time limits, 20.19–20.20
- costs, 20.56–20.57
- excluded decisions, 20.11–20.12
- grounds for permission to appeal
- important point of principle, 20.15
- introduction, 20.14
- other compelling reason, 20.16
- judicial review, and, 24.32
- permission to appeal
- applications to Court of Appeal, 20.40–20.49
- applications to Upper Tribunal, 20.18–20.39
- grounds, 20.14–20.17
- introduction, 20.13
- review stage, 20.23–20.33
- permission to appeal, 20.13–20.49
- point of low only, on, 20.10
- powers of Court of Appeal, 20.50
- procedure at hearing, 20.53–20.55
- relevant court, 20.8–20.9
- representation, 20.51–20.52
- review stage
- amendment of reasons for decision, 20.30
- correction of accidental errors, 20.29
- introduction, 20.23–20.28
- notification of decision, 20.33
- one-review only rule, 20.35
- representations, 20.34
- setting aside decision, 20.31–20.32
- right to appeal, 20.7
- Appeals to Court of Session
- expenses, 20.68
- introduction, 20.58
- notice of appeal, 20.59
- permission to appeal, 20.58–20.60
- powers of Court of Session, 20.61
- procedure at hearing, 20.64–20.67
- representation, 20.62–20.63
- time limits for service of notice of appeal, 20.60
- Appeals to Supreme Court
- application for permission to appeal
- consideration, 20.75
- generally, 20.72–20.74
- costs, 20.79
- Court of Session, from, 20.70
- introduction, 20.69
- powers of Supreme Court, 20.76
- procedure, 20.78
- representation, 20.77
- right to appeal, 20.70–20.71
- Appeals to Upper Tribunal
- applications to First-tier Tribunal for permission to appeal
- consequences, 19.29
- consideration, 19.46
- extension of time limits, 19.28
- generally, 19.25
- refusal, 19.47–19.48
- review stage, and, 19.30–19.45
- time limits, 19.26–19.27
- applications to Upper Tribunal for permission to appeal
- consideration, 19.55–19.58
- extension of time limits, 19.52–19.54
- form, 19.50
- introduction, 19.49
- time limits, 19.51
- case management decisions, against, 19.18–19.19
- complex cases, and, 19.75–19.76
- excluded decisions, 19.20–19.21
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 19.14–19.21
- notices of appeal, 19.59–19.63
- permission to appeal
- applications to First-tier Tribunal, 19.25–19.48
- applications to Upper Tribunal, 19.49–19.58
- grounds, 19.23–19.24
- introduction, 19.22
- review stage, and, 19.30–19.45
- point of low only, on, 19.15–19.17
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 19.71–19.74
- reply to response, 19.68–19.70
- response to notice of appeal, 19.64–19.67
- review stage
- amendment of reasons for decision, 19.36
- correction of accidental errors, 19.35
- generally, 19.2
- introduction, 19.30–19.34
- notification of decision, 19.44
- one-review only rule, 19.45
- setting aside decision, 19.37–19.43
- Appellants
- aggregates levy, 11.14–11.15
- climate change levy, 11.14–11.15
- customs duties, 11.16–11.21
- direct taxes, 11.3
- excise duties, 11.16–11.21
- IPT, 11.12–11.13
- landfill tax, 11.14–11.15
- VAT, 11.4–11.11
- Assessment for interest appeals
- landfill tax, 4.45
- VAT, 4.13
- Assessment for tax appeals
- aggregates levy, 4.59
- climate change levy, 4.52
- excise duty, 4.52
- insurance premium tax, 4.34
- landfill tax, 4.43–4.44
- VAT, 4.10–4.12
- Assignment of right of appeal
- VAT, and, 4.28–4.29
- Attendance of witnesses
- generally, 16.13
- Barring respondents
- automatic barring, 15.18–15.23
- discretionary barring for failure to comply, 15.24–15.26
- discretionary barring for failure to co-operate, 15.27–15.29
- generally, 15.16–15.17
- introduction, 15.14
- respondent, and, 15.16–15.17
- 'unless' directions, 15.18–15.23
- 'warning' directions, 15.24–15.26
- Basic cases
- allocation of appeals, 13.3
- documentation, 12.11–12.12
- reallocation of appeals, 13.7–13.8
- Bill of costs
- recoverable costs, and, 21.73
- Bundles
- generally, 16.27–16.28
- Burden of proof
- generally, 17.32–17.34
- penalty appeals, and, 17.36–17.40
- Capital gains tax
- (see And see Direct tax appeals)
- postponement of payment, and, 10.4–10.21
- settlement, and, 25.4–25.7
- statutory basis, App 7
- Case management hearing
- preliminary applications, and, 14.71
- Categories of appeals
- basic cases, 13.3
- complex cases, 13.5–13.6
- default paper cases, 13.2
- introduction, 13.1
- practice direction, App 3D
- standard cases, 13.4
- Challenges to decisions of the First-tier Tribunal
- accidental slips and omissions, 19.4–19.6
- appeals to Upper Tribunal
- case management decisions, against, 19.18–19.19
- complex cases, and, 19.75–19.76
- excluded decisions, 19.20–19.21
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 19.14–19.21
- notices of appeal, 19.59–19.63
- permission to appeal, 19.22–19.58
- point of low only, on, 19.15–19.17
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 19.71–19.74
- reply to response, 19.68–19.70
- response to notice of appeal, 19.64–19.67
- review stage, 19.30–19.45
- clerical mistakes, 19.4–19.6
- generally, 1.23
- introduction, 19.1–19.3
- judicial review, 6.1–6.52
- permission to appeal
- applications to First-tier Tribunal, 19.25–19.48
- applications to Upper Tribunal, 19.49–19.58
- grounds, 19.23–19.24
- introduction, 19.22
- review stage, and, 19.30–19.45
- permission to appeal (applications to First-tier Tribunal)
- consequences, 19.29
- consideration, 19.46
- extension of time limits, 19.28
- generally, 19.25
- refusal, 19.47–19.48
- review stage, and, 19.30–19.45
- time limits, 19.26–19.27
- permission to appeal (applications to Upper Tribunal)
- consideration, 19.55–19.58
- extension of time limits, 19.52–19.54
- form, 19.50
- introduction, 19.49
- time limits, 19.51
- review by First-tier Tribunal
- amendment of reasons for decision, 19.36
- correction of accidental errors, 19.35
- generally, 19.2
- introduction, 19.30–19.34
- notification of decision, 19.44
- one-review only rule, 19.45
- setting aside decision, 19.37–19.43
- setting aside a decision, 19.7–19.13
- 'slip rule', 19.4–19.6
- Challenges to decisions of Upper Tribunal
- accidental slips and omissions, 20.2–20.3
- appeals to Court of Appeal
- costs, 20.56–20.57
- excluded decisions, 20.11–20.12
- permission to appeal, 20.13–20.49
- point of low only, on, 20.10
- powers of Court of Appeal, 20.50
- procedure at hearing, 20.53–20.55
- relevant court, 20.8–20.9
- representation, 20.51–20.52
- review stage, 20.23–20.33
- right to appeal, 20.7
- Scotland, in, 20.58–20.68
- clerical mistakes, 20.2–20.3
- generally, 1.23
- grounds for permission to appeal
- important point of principle, 20.15
- introduction, 20.14
- other compelling reason, 20.16
- introduction, 20.1
- permission to appeal
- applications to Court of Appeal, 20.40–20.49
- applications to Upper Tribunal, 20.18–20.39
- grounds, 20.14–20.17
- introduction, 20.13
- review stage, 20.23–20.33
- permission to appeal (applications to Court of Appeal)
- consideration, 20.47–20.49
- extension of time limits, 20.44–20.45
- generally, 20.40
- notice of appeal, 20.41
- refusal, 20.48
- time limits, 20.42–20.43
- permission to appeal (applications to Upper Tribunal)
- consequences, 20.22
- consideration, 20.36–20.39
- extension of time limits, 20.21
- form, 20.18
- review stage, and, 20.23–20.35
- time limits, 20.19–20.20
- review by Upper Tribunal
- amendment of reasons for decision, 20.30
- correction of accidental errors, 20.29
- introduction, 20.23–20.28
- notification of decision, 20.33
- one-review only rule, 20.35
- representations, 20.34
- setting aside decision, 20.31–20.32
- setting aside a decision, 20.4–20.6
- 'slip rule', 20.2–20.3
- Climate change levy (CCL) appeals
- appealable decisions, 4.47–4.50
- assessment for CCL, against, 4.52
- interest, and, 22.10
- postponement of payment, and
- generally, 10.73
- hardship applications, 10.74–10.75
- interest on disputed CCL, 10.76–10.77
- payment pending further appeal, 10.78
- powers of Tribunal, 4.51
- review of discretionary decisions
- generally, 4.53
- powers of Tribunal, 4.185
- Child benefit decisions
- jurisdiction of the Tribunal, and, 1.6
- Child Trust Funds Act 2004 penalties
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.139
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.141–5.144
- overview, 5.138
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.140
- Clerical mistakes
- challenges to decisions of First-tier Tribunal, and, 19.4–19.6
- Climate change levy (CCL) appeals
- appealable decisions, 4.47–4.50
- appellants, and, 11.14–11.15
- assessment for CCL, against, 4.52
- penalties, and
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.183
- powers of Tribunal, 5.184
- reasonable excuse, 5.189–5.194
- reduction of penalties and interest, 5.186–5.188
- powers of Tribunal, 4.51
- review of discretionary decisions, 4.53
- Closure notices
- jurisdiction of the Tribunal, and, 3.6
- Community law
- abuse of law, 7.33–7.34
- acte clair, 7.51–7.53
- avoidance of non-taxation or double taxation, 7.35–7.36
- damages for breach
- amount, 24.40
- basis of claim, 24.36–24.38
- introduction, 24.35
- sufficiently serious breach, 24.39
- directly applicable legislation, 7.14
- EC Treaty, 7.2
- effectiveness principle, 7.27–7.28
- equality, 7.32
- equivalence, 7.29
- establishment of nationals, 7.6–7.10
- fundamental freedoms
- establishment, 7.6–7.10
- movement of capital, 7.12–7.13
- movement of goods, 7.4
- movement of labour, 7.5
- provision of services, 7.11
- general principles of EC law
- effectiveness, 7.27–7.28
- equality, 7.32
- equivalence, 7.29
- introduction, 7.23
- legal certainty, 7.30
- legitimate expectations, 7.31
- non-discrimination, 7.32
- proportionality, 7.24–7.26
- generally, 1.17–1.20
- interpretation of EC law and implementing laws
- generally, 7.15–7.18
- principles, 7.19–7.22
- interpretation of UK legislation, 7.37–7.39
- introduction, 7.1
- legal certainty, 7.30
- legitimate expectations, 7.31
- movement of capital, 7.12–7.13
- movement of goods, 7.4
- movement of labour, 7.5
- non-discrimination principle, 7.32
- principles of interpretation
- common interpretation, 7.20–7.21
- dynamic construction, 7.22
- introduction, 7.19
- proportionality, 7.24–7.26
- provision of services, 7.11
- references to the ECJ, 7.40–7.50
- Treaty of Rome, 7.2
- Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union
- abuse of law, 7.33–7.34
- acte clair, 7.51–7.53
- avoidance of non-taxation or double taxation, 7.35–7.36
- directly applicable legislation, 7.14
- fundamental freedoms, 7.4–7.13
- general principles of EC law, 7.23–7.32
- interpretation of EC law and implementing laws, 7.15–7.22
- interpretation of UK legislation, 7.37–7.39
- introduction, 7.2–7.3
- references to the ECJ, 7.40–7.50
- Complaints
- Adjudicator's Office, to, 24.46–24.51
- European Commission, to, 24.59–24.62
- Complex cases
- allocation of appeals, 13.5–13.6
- documentation, and
- HMRC statement of case, 12.17–12.18
- list of documents, 12.19
- reallocation of appeals, 13.7–13.8
- Composition of Tribunal
- practice direction, App 3G
- practice statement, App 3F
- Conclusion stated appeals
- jurisdiction of the Tribunal, and, 3.6
- Consent orders
- settlement of appeals, and, 25.23
- Consolidation of proceedings
- preliminary applications, and, 14.34–14.35
- Construction industry scheme
- (see And see Direct tax appeals)
- postponement of payment, and, 10.28
- Contact details
- First-tier Tribunal, 2.20
- Upper Tribunal, 2.21
- Control of Cash (Penalties) Regulations 2007 appeals
- appealable decisions, 4.111
- penalties, and
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.222
- powers of Tribunal, 5.223
- powers of Tribunal, 4.112
- Corporation tax
- (see And see Direct tax appeals)
- postponement of payment, and, 10.4–10.21
- settlement, and, 25.4–25.7
- statutory basis, App 7
- Correction of errors
- challenges to decisions of First-tier Tribunal, and
- generally, 19.4–19.6
- review stage, 19.35
- challenges to decisions of Upper Tribunal, and, 20.29
- Costs
- accountant's fees, 21.64–21.66
- amount, 21.76–21.80
- appellant's time, 21.59
- appeals to Court of Appeal, and, 20.56–20.57
- appeals to Court of Session, and, 20.69
- appeals to Supreme Court, and, 20.79
- appeals to Upper Tribunal, and, 21.9–21.10
- applications, 21.14–21.21
- basis, 21.46–21.55
- companies represented by employees, of, 21.69–21.71
- counsel's fees, 21.63
- exercise of discretion, 21.38–21.45
- First-tier Tribunal, in
- applications, 21.14–21.21
- generally, 21.6–21.7
- indemnity basis, 21.46–21.55
- in-house legal departments, of, 21.62
- interest, and, 21.81
- introduction, 21.1–21.5
- joinder of third party, 21.74
- judicial review proceedings, in
- generally 24.33
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 21.11
- legal professional fees, 21.61
- litigants in person, 21.69–21.71
- non-professionals' fees, 21.68
- other professional fees, 21.67
- preliminary applications, 21.72
- preparation of bill of costs, 21.73
- recoverable items
- accountant's fees, 21.64–21.66
- appellant's time, 21.59
- companies represented by employees, 21.69–21.71
- counsel's fees, 21.63
- in-house legal department costs, 21.62
- introduction, 21.58
- joinder of third party, 21.74
- legal professional fees, 21.61
- litigants in person, 21.69–21.71
- non-professionals' fees, 21.68
- other professional fees, 21.67
- preliminary applications, 21.72
- preparation of bill of costs, 21.73
- travelling time, 21.75
- waiting time, 21.75
- witness expenses, 21.60
- recovery, 21.56
- reference to ECJ, and, 18.33
- Scotland, and
- appeals to Court of Session, 20.68
- generally, 21.5
- standard basis, 21.46–21.55
- transfer of proceedings from First-tier Tribunal, on, 21.12–21.13
- transitional rules, 21.82–21.89
- travelling time, 21.75
- unreasonable conduct, for, 21.33–21.37
- Upper Tribunal, in
- appeals from First-tier Tribunal, on, 21.9–21.10
- applications, 21.14–21.21
- judicial review proceedings, in, 21.11
- overview, 21.8
- transfer of proceedings from First-tier Tribunal, on, 21.12–21.13
- VAT, and, 21.57
- waiting time, 21.75
- wasted costs orders, 21.22–21.32
- witness expenses, 21.60
- Counsel's fees
- costs, and, 21.63
- Court of Appeal
- appeals from Upper Tribunal
- (see And see Appeals to Court of Appeal)
- costs, 20.56–20.57
- excluded decisions, 20.11–20.12
- permission to appeal, 20.13–20.49
- point of low only, on, 20.10
- powers of Court of Appeal, 20.50
- procedure at hearing, 20.53–20.55
- relevant court, 20.8–20.9
- representation, 20.51–20.52
- review stage, 20.23–20.33
- right to appeal, 20.7
- appeals to Supreme Court, 20.70–20.79
Court of Session- appeals from Upper Tribunal
- expenses, 20.68
- introduction, 20.58
- notice of appeal, 20.59
- permission to appeal, 20.58–20.60
- powers of Court of Session, 20.61
- procedure at hearing, 20.64–20.67
- representation, 20.62–20.63
- time limits for service of notice of appeal, 20.60
- appeals to Supreme Court, 20.70
Cross-examination- oral evidence, and, 17.76–17.80
Customs Code Committee- references, and, 24.63–24.65
Customs duty appeals- appealable decisions, 4.86–4.92
- appellants, and, 11.16–11.21
- interest, and, 22.15
- forfeiture of goods seized by HMRC, 4.108
- penalties, and
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.213
- mitigation of penalties, 5.215–5.216
- powers of Tribunal, 5.214
- reasonable excuse, 5.217
- postponement of payment, and
- generally, 10.85
- hardship applications, 10.86–10.92
- payment pending further appeal, 10.93
- powers of Tribunal, 4.93–4.94
- restoration appeals, 4.107
- review of decisions on ancillary matters other than restoration appeals, 4.95–4.106
Damages- breach of EC law, and
- amount, 24.40
- basis of claim, 24.36–24.38
- introduction, 24.35
- sufficiently serious breach, 24.39
- judicial review, and, 24.16
Decisions of Tribunal- enforcement, 17.109–17.112
- First-tier Tribunal, 17.102–17.106
- Upper Tribunal, 17.107–17.108
Default paper cases- allocation of appeals, 13.2
- documentation, and
- appellant's reply, 12.9
- HMRC statement of case, 12.7–12.8
- reallocation of appeals, 13.7–13.8
Delegation of functions to staff- practice direction, App 3E
Departmental review process- generally, 1.13
Designation of lead case- preliminary applications, and, 14.36–14.39
Direct tax appeals- appellants, and, 11.3
- conclusion stated appeals, 3.6
- 'direct tax', 3.1
- generally, 1.10
- introduction, 3.1–3.5
- jurisdiction of the Tribunal
- conclusion stated appeals, 3.6
- generally, 1.10
- introduction, 3.1–3.5
- meaning, 3.1
- powers of Tribunal, 3.8–3.12
- protective amendments appeals, 3.7
- meaning, 3.1
- postponement of payment, and
- capital gains tax, 10.4–10.21
- CIS tax, 10.28
- corporation tax, 10.4–10.21
- income tax, 10.4–10.21
- inheritance tax, 10.31
- national insurance contributions, 10.26
- PAYE, 10.27
- petroleum revenue tax, 10.29–10.30
- stamp duty, 10.24–10.25
- stamp duty land tax, 10.22
- stamp duty reserve tax 10.23
- powers of Tribunal, 3.8–3.12
- protective amendments appeals, 3.7
- settlement, and
- capital gains tax, 25.4–25.7
- corporation tax, 25.4–25.7
- income tax, 25.4–25.7
- inheritance tax, 25.12
- national insurance contributions, 25.8
- petroleum revenue tax, 25.13–25.14
- stamp taxes, 25.9–25.11
- starting appeals, and
- appellants, 11.3
- extension of time limits, 11.40–11.41
- time limits, 11.26–11.31
- statutory basis
- capital gains tax, App 7
- corporation tax, App 7
- income tax, App 7
- inheritance tax, App 10
- national insurance contributions, App 8
- petroleum revenue tax, App 11
- stamp taxes, App 9
Direction to deal with issue in proceedings- preliminary applications, and, 14.67–14.70
Directions- challenges, 14.13
- generally, 14.12
- hearings, 16.4
Directly applicable legislation- EC law, and, 7.14
Disclosure- generally, 16.11–16.12
Disclosure of tax avoidance schemes- statutory provisions, App 12
Discretion- costs, and, 21.38–21.45
- judicial review, and, 24.19
Documentary evidence- generally, 17.43–17.44
Documentation- basic cases, 12.11–12.12
- complex cases
- HMRC statement of case, 12.17–12.18
- list of documents, 12.19
- default paper cases
- appellant's reply, 12.9
- HMRC statement of case, 12.7–12.8
- HMRC statements of case
- basic cases, 12.11–12.12
- complex cases, 12.17–12.18
- default paper cases, 12.7–12.8
- standard cases, 12.13–12.14
- introduction, 12.1
- notices of appeal, 12.2–12.6
- request for hearings, 12.10
- standard cases
- HMRC statement of case, 12.13–12.14
- list of documents, 12.15–12.16
EC law- abuse of law, 7.33–7.34
- acte clair, 7.51–7.53
- avoidance of non-taxation or double taxation, 7.35–7.36
- damages for breach
- amount, 24.40
- basis of claim, 24.36–24.38
- introduction, 24.35
- sufficiently serious breach, 24.39
- directly applicable legislation, 7.14
- EC Treaty, 7.2
- effectiveness principle, 7.27–7.28
- equality, 7.32
- equivalence, 7.29
- establishment of nationals, 7.6–7.10
- fundamental freedoms
- establishment, 7.6–7.10
- movement of capital, 7.12–7.13
- movement of goods, 7.4
- movement of labour, 7.5
- provision of services, 7.11
- general principles of EC law
- effectiveness, 7.27–7.28
- equality, 7.32
- equivalence, 7.29
- introduction, 7.23
- legal certainty, 7.30
- legitimate expectations, 7.31
- non-discrimination, 7.32
- proportionality, 7.24–7.26
- generally, 1.17–1.20
- interpretation of EC law and implementing laws
- generally, 7.15–7.18
- principles, 7.19–7.22
- interpretation of UK legislation, 7.37–7.39
- introduction, 7.1
- legal certainty, 7.30
- legitimate expectations, 7.31
- movement of capital, 7.12–7.13
- movement of goods, 7.4
- movement of labour, 7.5
- non-discrimination principle, 7.32
- principles of interpretation
- common interpretation, 7.20–7.21
- dynamic construction, 7.22
- introduction, 7.19
- proportionality, 7.24–7.26
- provision of services, 7.11
- references to the ECJ, 7.40–7.50
- Treaty of Rome, 7.2
- Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union
- abuse of law, 7.33–7.34
- acte clair, 7.51–7.53
- avoidance of non-taxation or double taxation, 7.35–7.36
- directly applicable legislation, 7.14
- fundamental freedoms, 7.4–7.13
- general principles of EC law, 7.23–7.32
- interpretation of EC law and implementing laws, 7.15–7.22
- interpretation of UK legislation, 7.37–7.39
- introduction, 7.2–7.3
- references to the ECJ, 7.40–7.50
ECJ references- accelerated procedure, 18.36
- Advocate General's opinion, 18.24–18.27
- circumstances in which can be made, 7.40–7.50
- conclusion of proceedings, 18.32
- costs, 18.33
- court, by, 18.8–18.9
- generally, 1.21
- guidance, 18.4
- introduction, 18.1
- judgment of the ECJ, 18.28–18.31
- judiciary, 18.5–18.7
- legal aid, 18.34
- oral procedure, 18.17–18.20
- practical advice for hearings, 18.21–18.23
- procedural rules, 18.4
- procedure on receipt, 18.11–18.12
- public funding, 18.34
- report for hearing, 18.16
- representation, 18.10
- sittings, 18.3
- time limits, 18.15
- timescales, 18.35–18.37
- Tribunal, by, 18.8–18.9
- venue, 18.2
- written procedure
- generally, 18.13–18.14
- report for hearing, 18.16
- time limits, 18.15
Effectiveness principle- EC law, and, 7.27–7.28
Enforcement- decisions of Tribunal, and, 17.109–17.112
Equality- EC law, and, 7.32
Equivalence- EC law, and, 7.29
European Convention on Human Rights- generally, 8.2
- implementation in the UK, 8.7–8.14
- introduction, 8.1
- right to a fair trial
- application of criminal head to penalty appeals, 8.19
- distinction between arts 6(1) and 6(2), 8.15–8.18
- effect of art 6(2) on penalty appeals, 8.25–8.26
- effect of art 6(3) on penalty appeals, 8.27–8.31
- effect of art 6(1) on Tribunal practice and procedure, 8.20–8.24
- UK law pre-HRA 1998, and, 8.3–8.6
Evidence- admission of new evidence, 17.51–17.52
- agreed statement of facts, 17.48
- burden of proof
- generally, 17.32–17.34
- penalty appeals, and, 17.36–17.40
- certificate, by, 17.45–17.47
- chief, in, 17.73–17.74
- cross-examination, 17.76–17.80
- documents, 17.43–17.44
- exclusion, 17.50
- legal professional privilege, 17.56–17.59
- need for, 17.30–17.31
- oaths and affirmations, 17.71–17.72
- oral evidence
- chief, in, 17.73–17.74
- contact with witness during evidence, 17.82
- cross-examination, 17.76–17.80
- generally, 17.70
- oath or affirmation, 17.71–17.72
- questions from Tribunal, 17.83
- re-examination, 17.81
- refreshing memory, 17.75
- release of witness, 17.84
- penalty appeals, and
- generally, 17.36–17.40
- Oil Taxation Act 1975, under, 5.137
- Taxes Management Act 1970, s 100C, under, 5.78–5.79
- powers of Tribunal
- generally, 17.41
- Upper Tribunal, 17.51–17.54
- privilege
- introduction, 17.55
- legal professional privilege, 17.56–17.59
- public interest immunity, 17.60–17.64
- prohibition of disclosure, 17.53–17.54
- public interest immunity, 17.60–17.64
- questions from Tribunal, 17.83
- re-examination, 17.81
- refreshing memory, 17.75
- release of witness, 17.84
- rules, 17.49
- standard of proof, 17.35
- witness statements, 17.42
Excise duty appeals- appealable decisions, 4.61–4.66
- appellants, and, 11.16–11.21
- forfeiture of goods seized by HMRC, 4.79–4.81
- interest, and, 22.13–22.14
- penalties, and
- jurisdiction of Tribunal,, 5.208
- powers of Tribunal, 5.209
- reasonable excuse, 5.211–5.212
- reduction of penalties, 5.210
- postponement of payment, and
- generally, 10.94
- hardship applications, 10.95–10.96
- payment pending further appeal, 10.97
- powers of Tribunal, 4.67–4.68
- restoration appeals, 4.82–4.85
- review of excise duty decisions on ancillary matters
- generally, 4.69–4.74
- powers of Tribunal, 4.75–4.78
Exclusion of certain persons- hearings, and, 17.23–17.26
Exclusion of evidence- hearings, and, 17.50
Exclusive jurisdiction- generally, 24.4–24.5
Expert witnesses- generally, 16.21
Export (Penalty) Regulations 2003 appeals- appealable decisions, 4.109
- penalties, and
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.218
- powers of Tribunal, 5.219
- reasonable excuse, 5.221
- reduction of penalties, 5.220
- powers of Tribunal, 4.108
Extension of time limits- preliminary applications, and
- approach of HMRC, 14.20–14.26
- compliance with any rule, practice direction or direction, 14.27–14.33
- direct tax appeals, 14.14–14.15
- indirect tax appeals, 14.16–14.19
- review of decision by HMRC, and, 9.27
- starting appeals, and, 11.40–11.41
Failure to comply with rule, practice direction or direction- barring
- automatic barring, 15.18–15.23
- discretionary barring for failure to comply, 15.24–15.26
- discretionary barring for failure to co-operate, 15.27–15.29
- generally, 15.16–15.17
- introduction, 15.14
- respondent, and, 15.16–15.17
- effect, 15.10
- introduction, 15.10
- powers of Tribunal
- generally, 15.11–15.13
- sanctions under Rule 8 UTR and FTR, 15.14–15.29
- preliminary applications, and, 14.102–14.103
- striking out
- appellants, and, 15.15
- automatic striking out, 15.18–15.23
- discretionary striking out for failure to comply, 15.24–15.26
- discretionary striking out for failure to co-operate, 15.27–15.29
- generally, 15.15
- introduction, 15.14
- 'unless' directions, 15.18–15.23
- 'warning' directions, 15.24–15.26
Fair trial- application of criminal head to penalty appeals, 8.19
- distinction between arts 6(1) and 6(2), 8.15–8.18
- effect of art 6(2) on penalty appeals, 8.25–8.26
- effect of art 6(3) on penalty appeals, 8.27–8.31
- effect of art 6(1) on Tribunal practice and procedure, 8.20–8.24
- generally, 8.2
- Human Rights Act 1998, and, 8.7–8.14
- introduction, 8.1
- UK law pre-HRA 1998, and, 8.3–8.6
First-tier Tribunal- administration, 1.5
- appeals to Upper Tribunal
- (see And see Appeals to Upper Tribunal)
- case management decisions, against, 19.18–19.19
- complex cases, and, 19.75–19.76
- excluded decisions, 19.20–19.21
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 19.14–19.21
- notices of appeal, 19.59–19.63
- permission to appeal, 19.22–19.58
- point of low only, on, 19.15–19.17
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 19.71–19.74
- reply to response, 19.68–19.70
- response to notice of appeal, 19.64–19.67
- review stage, 19.30–19.45
- background, 1.2–1.3
- challenges to decisions
- appeals, 19.14–19.76
- clerical mistakes, slips and omissions, 19.4–19.6
- generally, 1.23
- introduction, 19.1–19.3
- judicial review, 6.1–6.52
- review by First-tier Tribunal, 19.30–19.45
- setting aside a decision, 19.7–19.13
- contact details, 2.20
- costs, and
- applications, 21.14–21.21
- generally, 21.6–21.7
- generally, 1.4
- guidance, 2.22
- introduction, 1.1
- jurisdiction
- (see And see Jurisdiction of the Tribunal)
- direct taxes, 3.1–3.12
- indirect taxes, 4.1–4.118
- introduction, 1.6–1.11
- penalty appeals, 5.1–5.237
- legislative basis
- generally, 2.1
- practice directions and statements, 2.2
- practice and procedure
- generally, 2.3
- HMRC Clearing house, 2.4
- introduction, 1.14
- legislative basis, 2.1
- overriding objective, 1.15
- practice directions and statements, 2.2
- Tribunal centres, 2.5–2.25
- review of decision
- amendment of reasons for decision, 19.36
- correction of accidental errors, 19.35
- generally, 19.2
- introduction, 19.30–19.34
- notification of decision, 19.44
- one-review only rule, 19.45
- setting aside decision, 19.37–19.43
- starting appeals procedure, 1.12
- Tribunal Procedure (First-tier Tribunal) (Tax Chamber) Rules 2009
- introduction, 1.4
- text, App 1
- websites, 2.24
Fixing date for hearing- appeals, for, 16.5–16.9
- preliminary applications, for, 16.2–16.3
Forfeiture of goods- customs duty appeals, 4.108
- excise duty appeals, 4.79–4.81
Fraud proceedings- penalty appeals, and
- FA 1999, Sch 17, para 11, under, 5.102
- FA 2003, Sch 10, under, 5.118
- Stamp Duty Reserve Tax Regulations 1986, under, 5.111
- Taxes Management Act 1970, s 100C, under, 5.77
- stamp duty land tax (SDLT), and, 5.118
Fundamental freedoms- establishment, 7.6–7.10
- movement of capital, 7.12–7.13
- movement of goods, 7.4
- movement of labour, 7.5
- provision of services, 7.11
General Commissioners for Income Tax- generally, 1.1
Group litigation orders- generally, 24.45
Guidance- First-tier Tribunal, 2.22
- references to the ECJ, and, 18.4
- Upper Tribunal, 2.23
Hardship applications- AGL appeals, 10.80–10.81
- CCL appeals, 10.74–10.75
- customs duties appeals, 10.86–10.92
- excise duties appeals, 10.95–10.96
- IPT appeals, 10.62–10.63
- LFT appeals, 10.67–10.72
- VAT appeals
- generally, 10.40–10.42
- 'hardship', 10.43–10.51
- refusal, 10.52
Hearings- adjournment, 14.73–14.80
- absence of both parties, in, 17.9
- absence of party, in, 17.6–17.8
- addressing the Tribunal, 17.13
- admission of new evidence, 17.51–17.52
- agreed statement of facts
- preparation, 16.23
- use, 17.48
- aide memoire 16.37
- appellant's submissions, 17.87–17.89
- arranging transcripts
- First-tier Tribunal hearing, of, 16.24
- Upper Tribunal hearing, of, 16.41–16.43
- attendance of witnesses, 16.13
- bundles, 16.27–16.28
- burden of proof
- generally, 17.32–17.34
- penalty appeals, and, 17.36–17.40
- case management, 14.71
- consider matter, to, 14.71
- contact with other party, 16.38
- contact with Tribunal Centre, 16.39–16.40
- cross-examination, 17.76–17.80
- decision of Tribunal
- enforcement, 17.109–17.112
- First-tier Tribunal, 17.102–17.106
- Upper Tribunal, 17.107–17.108
- directions hearing, 16.4
- disclosure, 16.11–16.12
- documentary evidence, 17.43–17.44
- documents to be produced
- bundles, 16.27–16.28
- generally, 16.25–16.26
- list of authorities, 16.30–16.33
- skeleton arguments, 16.34–16.35
- duty of advocate, 17.100
- enforcement of decisions, 17.109–17.112
- evidence
- admission of new evidence, 17.51–17.52
- agreed statement of facts, 17.48
- burden of proof, 17.32–17.34
- certificate, by, 17.45–17.47
- documents, 17.43–17.44
- exclusion, 17.50
- need for, 17.30–17.31
- penalty appeals, and, 17.36–17.40
- powers of Tribunal, 17.41
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 17.51–17.54
- privilege, 17.55–17.64
- prohibition of disclosure, 17.53–17.54
- rules, 17.49
- standard of proof, 17.35
- witness statements, 17.42
- evidence in chief, 17.73–17.74
- exclusion of certain persons, 17.23–17.26
- exclusion of evidence, 17.50
- expert witnesses, 16.21
- fixing date
- appeals, for, 16.5–16.9
- preliminary applications, for, 16.2–16.3
- hearing room, 17.14–17.15
- introduction, 17.1
- judges and Tribunal members
- First-tier Tribunal, in, 17.10–17.11
- role during hearing, 17.101
- Upper Tribunal, in, 17.12
- legal professional privilege, 17.56–17.59
- list of authorities
- bundle, 16.31–16.33
- generally, 16.30
- need for, 17.2–17.4
- no case to answer, 17.92
- notice of time and place, 17.5
- oaths and affirmations, 17.71–17.72
- oral evidence
- chief, in, 17.73–17.74
- contact with witness during evidence, 17.82
- cross-examination, 17.76–17.80
- generally, 17.70
- oath or affirmation, 17.71–17.72
- questions from Tribunal, 17.83
- re-examination, 17.81
- refreshing memory, 17.75
- release of witness, 17.84
- order of proceedings
- first-instance hearing of appeal, at, 17.65–17.6
- Upper Tribunal in an appeal, in, 17.68
- Upper Tribunal on judicial review application, in, 17.69
- permission to apply for judicial review, and, 6.39–6.42
- postponement, 14.73–14.80
- precedents, and
- extent to which Tribunal bound, 17.97–17.99
- referring to, 17.93–17.96
- preliminary applications, and
- fixing date, 16.2–16.3
- generally, 14.10–14.11
- need for hearing, 14.7–14.9
- preparation for
- agreed statement of facts. 16.23
- aide memoire 16.37
- arranging transcript, 16.24
- attendance of witnesses, 16.13
- bundles, 16.27–16.28
- directions hearing, 16.4
- disclosure, 16.11–16.12
- documents to be produced, 16.25–16.26
- expert witnesses, 16.21
- fixing date for appeals, 16.5–16.9
- fixing date for applications, 16.2–16.3
- introduction, 16.1
- list of authorities, 16.30–16.33
- pre-trial review, 16.4
- proof of evidence, 16.22
- public funding, 16.44–16.46
- skeleton arguments, 16.34–16.35
- venue, 16.10
- witness statements, 16.14–16.20
- written submissions, 16.35
- pre-trial review, 16.4
- private, in
- First-tier Tribunal, in, 17.16–17.19
- Upper Tribunal, in, 17.20–17.22
- privilege
- introduction, 17.55
- legal professional privilege, 17.56–17.59
- public interest immunity, 17.60–17.64
- prohibition of disclosure, 17.53–17.54
- proof of evidence, 16.22
- public, in
- First-tier Tribunal, in, 17.16–17.19
- Upper Tribunal, in, 17.20–17.22
- public funding, 16.44–16.46
- public interest immunity, 17.60–17.64
- questions from Tribunal, 17.83
- recording evidence, 17.85–17.86
- re-examination, 17.81
- referring to legal precedents, 17.93–17.96
- refreshing memory, 17.75
- release of witness, 17.84
- representation, 17.27–17.29
- respondent's submissions
- generally, 17.90–17.91
- no case to answer, of, 17.92
- skeleton arguments, 16.34–16.35
- standard of proof
- generally, 17.35
- penalty appeals, and, 17.36–17.40
- submissions
- appellant, by, 17.87–17.89
- no case to answer, of, 17.92
- respondent, by, 17.90–17.91
- venue, 16.10
- witness statements
- preparation, 16.14–16.20
- prohibition of disclosure, 17.53–17.54
- use, 17.42
- written submissions, 16.35
HMRC- Guidance
- First-tier Tribunal, for, 2.22
- Upper Tribunal, for, 2.23
- Litigation and Settlements Strategy (2007), 1.25–1.26
- settlement of appeals, and, 25.24–25.29
- statements of case, and
- basic cases, 12.11–12.12
- complex cases, 12.17–12.18
- default paper cases, 12.7–12.8
- standard cases, 12.13–12.14
HMRC Clearing House- generally, 2.4
HMRC information powers- statutory provisions, App 12
HMRC Litigation and Settlements Strategy- generally, 1.25–1.26
- settlement of appeals, and, 25.24–25.29
- text, App 5
HMRC reviews- aggregates levy, and
- generally, 4.60
- powers of Tribunal, 4.197
- appeals
- compulsory review process, 9.26
- extension of time limits, 9.27
- optional review process, 9.22–9.25
- postponement of payment of tax, 9.28–9.29
- restoration decisions, 9.26
- climate change levy, and
- introduction, 4.53
- powers of Tribunal, 4.185
- compulsory review process
- appeals, 9.26
- generally, 9.15–9.21
- conclusion of optional process, 9.14
- customs duty, and, 4.95–4.106
- direct tax appeals
- generally, 9.4–9.8
- introduction, 9.2
- excise duty, and
- generally, 4.69–4.74
- powers of Tribunal, 4.75–4.78
- extension of appeal time limits, 9.27
- generally, 1.13
- HMRC's approach, 9.12
- indirect tax appeals
- generally, 9.9–9.11
- introduction, 9.2
- introduction, 9.1
- IPT, and, 4.37
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, and
- aggregates levy, 4.60
- climate change levy, 4.53
- customs duty, 4.95–4.106
- excise duty, 4.69–4.74
- IPT, 4.37
- landfill tax, 4.46
- VAT, 4.14–4.18
- landfill tax, and, 4.46
- legislative basis
- generally, 9.2
- table, App 6
- optional review process
- appeals, 9.22–9.25
- conclusion of, 9.14
- direct tax appeals, 9.4–9.8
- HMRC's approach, 9.12
- indirect tax appeals, 9.9–9.11
- statutory basis, 9.2
- time limits, 9.13
- use of representatives, 9.3
- postponement of payment of tax
- direct tax, 9.28
- indirect tax, 9.29
- powers of Tribunal, and
- aggregates levy, 4.197
- climate change levy, 4.185
- excise duty, 4.75–4.78
- representatives, 9.3
- restoration decisions, and
- appeals, 9.26
- generally, 9.15–9.21
- starting appeals, and, 11.22
- statutory basis
- generally, 9.2
- table, App 6
- time limits, 9.13
- transitional provisions
- direct tax, 9.30
- other indirect taxes and duties, 9.32
- VAT, 9.31
- VAT, and, 4.14–4.18
HMRC statements of case- basic cases, 12.11–12.12
- complex cases, 12.17–12.18
- default paper cases, 12.7–12.8
- standard cases, 12.13–12.14
Human rights- European Convention on Human Rights, 8.2
- generally, 1.22
- Human Rights Act 1998, 8.7–8.14
- introduction, 8.1
- right to a fair trial
- application of criminal head to penalty appeals, 8.19
- distinction between arts 6(1) and 6(2), 8.15–8.18
- effect of art 6(2) on penalty appeals, 8.25–8.26
- effect of art 6(3) on penalty appeals, 8.27–8.31
- effect of art 6(1) on Tribunal practice and procedure, 8.20–8.24
- UK law pre-HRA 1998, and, 8.3–8.6
Illegality- judicial review, and, 24.10
Income tax(see And see Direct tax appeals)- postponement of payment, and, 10.4–10.21
- settlement, and, 25.4–25.7
- statutory basis, App 7
Indemnity basis- costs, and, 21.46–21.55
Indirect tax evasion- burden of proof, 5.231–5.235
- order of proceedings, 5.236
- overview, 5.230
- public funding, 5.237
- standard of proof, 5.231–5.235
Indirect tax appeals- aggregates levy appeals
- appealable decisions, 4.54–4.57
- assessment for AGL, against, 4.59
- powers of Tribunal, 4.58
- review of discretionary decisions, 4.60
- climate change levy appeals
- appealable decisions, 4.47–4.50
- assessment for CCL, against, 4.52
- powers of Tribunal, 4.51
- review of discretionary decisions, 4.53
- Control of Cash (Penalties) Regulations 2007 appeals
- appealable decisions, 4.111
- powers of Tribunal, 4.112
- customs duty appeals
- appealable decisions, 4.86–4.92
- forfeiture of goods seized by HMRC, 4.108
- powers of Tribunal, 4.93–4.94
- review of decisions on ancillary matters other than restoration appeals, 4.95–4.106
- customs duty restoration appeals, 4.107
- excise duty appeals
- appealable decisions, 4.61–4.66
- forfeiture of goods seized by HMRC, 4.79–4.81
- powers of Tribunal, 4.67–4.68
- review of decisions on ancillary matters other than restoration appeals, 4.69–4.78
- excise duty restoration appeals, 4.82–4.85
- Export (Penalty) Regulations 2003 appeals
- appealable decisions, 4.109
- powers of Tribunal, 4.110
- generally, 1.10
- introduction, 4.1
- IPT appeals
- appealable decisions, 4.30–4.33
- assessment for IPT, against, 4.35–4.36
- powers of Tribunal, 4.34
- review of discretionary decisions, 4.37
- jurisdiction of the Tribunal
- aggregates levy appeals, 4.54–4.60
- climate change levy appeals, 4.47–4.53
- control of cash penalties Regulations appeals, 4.111–4.112
- customs duty appeals, 4.86–4.108
- excise duty appeals, 4.61–4.85
- export penalty Regulations appeals, 4.109–4.110
- generally, 1.10
- introduction, 4.1
- IPT appeals, 4.30–4.37
- landfill tax appeals, 4.38–4.46
- money laundering Regulations appeals, 4.113–4.115
- transfer of funds Regulations appeals, 4.116–4.118
- VAT appeals, 4.2–4.29
- landfill tax appeals
- appealable decisions, 4.38–4.41
- assessment for interest, against, 4.45
- assessment for LFT, against, 4.43–4.44
- powers of Tribunal, 4.42
- review of discretionary decisions, 4.46
- Money Laundering Regulations 2007 appeals
- appealable decisions, 4.113–4.114
- powers of Tribunal, 4.115
- postponement of payment, and
- aggregates levy, 10.79–10.84
- climate change levy, 10.73–10.78
- customs duties, 10.85–10.97
- insurance premium tax, 10.61–10.66
- introduction, 10.32
- landfill tax, 10.67–10.72
- VAT, 10.33–10.60
- restoration appeals
- customs duty, 4.107
- excise duty, 4.82–4.85
- review of customs duty decisions on ancillary matters, 4.95–4.106
- review of excise duty decisions on ancillary matters
- generally, 4.69–4.74
- powers of Tribunal, 4.75–4.78
- settlement, and
- other taxes, 25.22
- VAT, 25.15–25.21
- starting appeals, and
- extension of time limits, 11.40–11.41
- time limits, 11.32–11.38
- Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2007 appeals
- appealable decisions, 4.116–4.117
- powers of Tribunal, 4.118
- VAT appeals
- appealable decisions, 4.2–4.6
- assessment for interest, against, 4.13
- assessment for VAT, against, 4.10–4.12
- assignment of right, 4.28–4.29
- input tax on luxuries, amusements and entertainment, as to, 4.24–4.25
- jurisdiction limited to review of decision, where, 4.26
- partial exemption method, as to, 4.27
- powers of Tribunal, 4.9
- review of discretionary decisions, 4.14–4.18
- security requirement, against, 4.19–4.23
- statutory jurisdiction, 4.7–4.8
Inheritance tax(see And see Direct tax appeals)- postponement of payment, and, 10.31
- settlement, and, 25.12
- statutory basis, App 10
Inheritance tax penalties- jurisdiction of Tribunal
- First-tier Tribunal, 5.120–5.122
- Upper Tribunal, 5.126–5.127
- mitigation of penalties, 5.129
- overview, 5.119
- postponement of payment, and, 10.31
- powers of Tribunal
- First-tier Tribunal, 5.123
- Upper Tribunal, 5.128
- reasonable excuse, 5.124–5.125
In-house legal departments- costs, and, 21.62
Input tax on luxuries, amusements and entertainment- VAT appeals, 4.24–4.25
Insurance Premium (IPT) appeals- appealable decisions, 4.30–4.33
- appellants, and, 11.12–11.13
- assessment for IPT, against, 4.35–4.36
- interest, and, 22.8
- penalties, and
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.170
- powers of Tribunal, 5.171
- reasonable excuse, 5.175–5.178
- reduction of civil evasion penalty, 5.172–5.174
- postponement of payment, and
- generally, 10.61
- hardship applications, 10.62–10.63
- interest on disputed IPT, 10.64–10.65
- payment pending further appeal, 10.66
- powers of Tribunal, 4.34
- review of discretionary decisions, 4.37
Interest- aggregates levy appeals, 22.11
- air passenger duty appeals, 22.12
- climate change levy appeals, 22.10
- costs, and, 21.81
- customs duty appeals, 22.15
- excise duty appeals, 22.13–22.14
- introduction, 22.1
- IPT appeals, 22.8
- landfill tax appeals, 22.9
- VAT appeals, 22.2–22.7
Internal review process- generally, 1.13
Interpretation of laws- EC law and implementing laws
- generally, 7.15–7.18
- principles, 7.19–7.22
- UK legislation, 7.37–7.39
Irrationality- judicial review, and, 24.12–24.15
Joinder of third party- costs, and, 21.74
Judges and members- First-tier Tribunal, 2.10–2.13
- hearings, and
- First-tier Tribunal, in, 17.10–17.11
- role during hearing, 17.101
- Upper Tribunal, in, 17.12
- Upper Tribunal, 2.14–2.16
Judicial review- abuse of power, 24.11
- alternative remedies, and, 24.17–24.18
- appeals to Court of Appeal, and, 24.32
- applicants, 24.20–24.21
- applications for permission
- generally, 24.24–24.30
- representation at hearing, 24.31
- costs, 24.33
- definition, 24.7
- discretion, 24.19
- grounds
- abuse of power, 24.11
- illegality, 24.10
- introduction, 24.8
- irrationality, 24.12–24.15
- procedural irregularity, 24.9
- illegality, 24.10
- irrationality, 24.12–24.15
- introduction, 24.6–24.7
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal
- (see And see below)
- authorisation by High Court, 6.14
- conditions for grant of relief, 6.3–6.13
- exercise of powers, 6.51–6.53
- introduction, 6.1
- permission to apply, 6.21–6.42
- powers of Tribunal, 6.43–6.49
- remedies, 6.2
- transfer of application by High Court, 6.15–6.20
- procedural irregularity, 24.9
- remedies, 24.16
- representation, 24.31
- tax disputes, and, 24.22–24.23
- timescale, 24.34
Judicial review (Upper Tribunal jurisdiction)- authorisation by High Court, 6.14
- conditions for grant of relief
- effect, 6.13
- introduction, 6.3
- s 18(4) TCEA 2007, under, 6.4
- s 18(5) TCEA 2007, under, 6.5
- s 18(6) TCEA 2007, under, 6.6–6.11
- s 18(8) TCEA 2007, under, 6.12
- costs, and, 21.11
- damages, 6.2
- exercise of powers, 6.51–6.53
- injunctions, 6.2
- introduction, 6.1
- jurisdiction of the Tribunal, 6.1
- mandatory orders, 6.2
- permission to apply
- applications, 6.31–6.34
- consideration of applications, 6.35–6.38
- general requirement, 6.21–6.25
- hearing of applications, 6.39–6.42
- time limits, 6.26–6.30
- powers of Tribunal
- applications, on, 6.43–6.48
- transfer of application by High Court, on, 6.49
- prohibiting orders, 6.2
- quashing orders, 6.2
- remedies, 6.2
- transfer of application by High Court, on
- generally, 6.15–6.20
- powers of Tribunal, 6.49
- procedure, 6.50
Jurisdiction of the Tribunal- direct taxes
- conclusion stated appeals, 3.6
- generally, 1.10
- introduction, 3.1–3.5
- meaning, 3.1
- powers of Tribunal, 3.8–3.12
- protective amendments appeals, 3.7
- generally, 1.9
- indirect taxes
- (see And see Indirect tax appeals)
- aggregates levy appeals, 4.54–4.60
- climate change levy appeals, 4.47–4.53
- control of cash penalties Regulations appeals, 4.111–4.112
- customs duty appeals, 4.86–4.108
- excise duty appeals, 4.61–4.85
- export penalty Regulations appeals, 4.109–4.110
- generally, 1.10
- introduction, 4.1
- IPT appeals, 4.30–4.37
- landfill tax appeals, 4.38–4.46
- money laundering Regulations appeals, 4.113–4.115
- transfer of funds Regulations appeals, 4.116–4.118
- VAT appeals, 4.2–4.29
- introduction, 1.6–1.7
- direct taxes, 1.10
- generally, 1.9
- indirect taxes, 1.10
- overview, 1.6–1.7
- penalties, 1.11
- penalties
- (see And see Penalty appeals)
- Child Trust Funds Act 2004, under, 5.138–5.144
- Control of Cash (Penalties) Regulations 2007, under, 5.222–5.223
- Export (Penalty) Regulations 2003, under, 5.218–5.221
- FA 1994, under, 5.208–5.212
- FA 1994, Sch 7, under, 5.170–5.178
- FA 1996, under, 5.179–5.182
- FA 2000, under, 5.183–5.194
- FA 2001, under, 5.195–5.207
- FA 2003, s 36, under, 5.165–5.169, 5.213–5.217
- FA 2003, Sch 10, under, 5.112–5.118
- FA 2007, Sch 24, under, 5.2–5.14
- FA 2008, Sch 36, under, 5.15–5.25
- FA 2008, Sch 41, under, 5.26–5.37
- FA 2009, Sch 55, under, 5.38–5.48
- FA 2009, Sch 56, under, 5.49–5.53
- generally, 1.11
- IHTA 1984, under, 5.119–5.129
- indirect tax evasion appeals, and, 5.230–5.237
- introduction, 5.1
- Money Laundering Regulations 2007, under, 5.224–5.226
- national insurance contributions, and, 5.81–5.88
- Oil Taxation Act 1975, under, 5.130–5.137
- SDRTR 1986, under, 5.103–5.111
- SS(C)R 2001, under, 5.81–5.85
- SS(ToF)A 1999, under, 5.86–5.88
- Stamp Act 1891, under, 5.89–5.95
- stamp duty, and, 5.89–5.118
- TMA 1970, s 100(1), under, 5.54–5.60
- TMA 1970, s 100B, under, 5.61–5.65
- TMA 1970, s 100C, under, 5.66–5.80
- Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2007, under, 5.227–5.229
- VATA 1994, under, 5.145–5.164
- striking out appeals, and, 15.1–15.3
Lack of jurisdiction- striking out appeals, and, 15.1–15.3
Landfill tax appeals- appealable decisions, 4.38–4.41
- appellants, and, 11.14–11.15
- assessment for interest, against, 4.45
- assessment for LFT, against, 4.43–4.44
- interest, and, 22.9
- penalties, and
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.179
- powers of Tribunal, 5.180
- reasonable excuse, 5.182
- reduction of penalties and interest, 5.181
- postponement of payment, and
- generally, 10.67
- hardship applications, 10.68–10.69
- interest on disputed LFT, 10.70–10.71
- payment pending further appeal, 10.72
- powers of Tribunal, 4.42
- review of discretionary decisions, 4.46
Legal certainty- EC law, and, 7.30
Legal precedent- extent to which Tribunal bound, 17.97–17.99
- referring to, 17.93–17.96
Legal professional privilege- generally, 17.56–17.59
Leggatt Report 2001- generally, 1.2
Legislative basis- generally, 2.1
- practice directions and statements, 2.2
Legitimate expectations- EC law, and, 7.31
List of authorities- bundle, 16.31–16.33
- generally, 16.30
Litigants in person- costs, and, 21.69–21.71
Litigation and Settlements Strategy (2007)- generally, 1.25–1.26
- settlement of appeals, and, 25.24–25.29
- text, App 5
Mitigation of penalties- customs duties, and, 5.215–5.216
- FA 1999, Sch 17, para 11, under, 5.101
- FA 2003, s 36, under, 5.215–5.216
- Inheritance Tax Act 1984, under, 5.129
- Stamp Act 1891, under, 5.95
- Taxes Management Act 1970, s 100C, under, 5.80
- Value Added Tax Act 1994, under, 5.148–5.152
Money Laundering Regulations 2007 appeals- appealable decisions, 4.113–4.114
- penalties, and
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.224
- powers of Tribunal, 5.225–5.226
- powers of Tribunal, 4.115
National insurance contributions(see And see Direct tax appeals)- postponement of payment, and, 10.26
- settlement, and, 25.8
- statutory basis, App 8
National insurance contributions penalties- Social Security (Contributions) Regulations 2001, under
- overview, 5.81
- powers of Tribunal, 5.82–5.83
- reasonable excuse, 5.84–5.85
- Social Security (Transfer of Functions) Act 1999, under
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.87
- overview, 5.86
- powers of Tribunal, 5.88
No case to answer- submissions, and, 17.92
No reasonable prospect of success- striking out appeals, and, 15.4–15.9
Non-discrimination principle- EC law, and, 7.32
Notice of appeal- appeals to Court of Appeal, and, 20.41
- appeals to Court of Session, and
- generally 20.59
- time limits for service, 20.60
- appeals to Upper Tribunal, and, 19.59–19.63
- documentation, and, 12.2–12.6
- form
- general, App 4A
- guidance for completion, App 4B
- generally, 11.23–11.24
Notice of hearing- generally, 17.5
Oaths and affirmations- oral evidence, and, 17.71–17.72
Oil Taxation Act 1975 penalties- evidence, 5.137
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.131
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.134–5.135
- overview, 5.130
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.132–5.133
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.136
Oral evidence- chief, in, 17.73–17.74
- contact with witness during evidence, 17.82
- cross-examination, 17.76–17.80
- generally, 17.70
- oath or affirmation, 17.71–17.72
- questions from Tribunal, 17.83
- re-examination, 17.81
- refreshing memory, 17.75
- release of witness, 17.84
Order of proceedings- first-instance hearing of appeal, at, 17.65–17.6
- Upper Tribunal in an appeal, in, 17.68
- Upper Tribunal on judicial review application, in, 17.69
Overriding objective- generally, 1.15
Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration- references, and, 24.52–24.58
Partial exemption method- VAT appeals, 4.27
PAYE(see And see Direct tax appeals)- postponement of payment, and, 10.27
Penalty appeals- aggregates levy, and
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.195
- powers of Tribunal, 5.196
- reasonable excuse, 5.202–5.207
- reduction of penalties and interest, 5.197–5.201
- Child Trust Funds Act 2004, under
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.139
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.141–5.144
- overview, 5.138
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.140
- climate change levy, and
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.183
- powers of Tribunal, 5.184
- reasonable excuse, 5.189–5.194
- reduction of penalties and interest, 5.186–5.188
- Control of Cash (Penalties) Regulations 2007, under
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.222
- powers of Tribunal, 5.223
- customs duties, and
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.213
- mitigation of penalties, 5.215–5.216
- powers of Tribunal, 5.214
- reasonable excuse, 5.217
- excise duties, and
- jurisdiction of Tribunal,, 5.208
- powers of Tribunal, 5.209
- reasonable excuse, 5.211–5.212
- reduction of penalties, 5.210
- Export (Penalty) Regulations 2003, under
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.218
- powers of Tribunal, 5.219
- reasonable excuse, 5.221
- reduction of penalties, 5.220
- FA 1994 ss 9, 11 and Sch 4, under
- jurisdiction of Tribunal,, 5.208
- powers of Tribunal, 5.209
- reasonable excuse, 5.211–5.212
- reduction of penalties, 5.210
- FA 1994, Sch 7, under
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.170
- powers of Tribunal, 5.171
- reasonable excuse, 5.175–5.178
- reduction of civil evasion penalty, 5.172–5.174
- FA 1996, under
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.179
- powers of Tribunal, 5.180
- reasonable excuse, 5.182
- reduction of penalties and interest, 5.181
- FA 1999, Sch 17, para 11, under
- fraud proceedings, 5.102
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.96
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.98–5.99
- mitigation of penalties, 5.101
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.97
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.100
- FA 2000, under
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.183
- powers of Tribunal, 5.184
- reasonable excuse, 5.189–5.194
- reduction of penalties and interest, 5.186–5.188
- FA 2001, under
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.195
- powers of Tribunal, 5.196
- reasonable excuse, 5.202–5.207
- reduction of penalties and interest, 5.197–5.201
- FA 2003, s 36, under
- customs duties, 5.213–5.217
- VAT, 5.165–5.169
- FA 2003, s 36 (customs duties penalties), under
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.213
- mitigation of penalties, 5.215–5.216
- powers of Tribunal, 5.214
- reasonable excuse, 5.217
- FA 2003, s 36 (VAT penalties), under
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.165
- powers of Tribunal, 5.166–5.168
- reasonable excuse, 5.169
- FA 2003, Sch 10, under
- fraud proceedings, 5.118
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.112–5.113
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.115–5.116
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.114
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.117
- FA 2007, Sch 24, under
- commencement date, 5.3–5.4
- 'flawed', 5.14
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.5–5.6
- overview, 5.2
- powers of Tribunal, 5.7–5.8
- reduction where 'special circumstances', 5.9–5.10
- suspension, 5.11–5.13
- FA 2008, Sch 36, under
- commencement date, 5.17–5.18
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.19–5.20
- overview, 5.15–5.16
- powers of Tribunal, 5.21–5.22
- reasonable excuse, 5.23–5.25
- FA 2008, Sch 41, under
- commencement date, 5.27
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.28–5.29
- overview, 5.26
- powers of Tribunal, 5.30–5.33
- reasonable excuse, 5.36–5.37
- reduction where 'special circumstances', 5.34–5.35
- FA 2009, Sch 55, under
- commencement date, 5.39
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.40–5.41
- overview, 5.38
- powers of Tribunal, 5.42–5.44
- reasonable excuse, 5.47–5.48
- reduction where 'special circumstances', 5.45–5.46
- FA 2009, Sch 56, under
- commencement date, 5.50
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.51–5.52
- overview, 5.49
- powers of Tribunal, 5.53
- generally, 1.11
- indirect tax evasion, and
- burden of proof, 5.231–5.235
- order of proceedings, 5.236
- overview, 5.230
- public funding, 5.237
- standard of proof, 5.231–5.235
- Inheritance Tax Act 1984, under
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.120–5.122
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.126–5.127
- mitigation of penalties, 5.129
- overview, 5.119
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.123
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.128
- reasonable excuse, 5.124–5.125
- insurance premium tax, and
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.170
- powers of Tribunal, 5.171
- reasonable excuse, 5.175–5.178
- reduction of civil evasion penalty, 5.172–5.174
- introduction, 5.1
- landfill tax, and
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.179
- powers of Tribunal, 5.180
- reasonable excuse, 5.182
- reduction of penalties and interest, 5.181
- Money Laundering Regulations 2007, under
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.224
- powers of Tribunal, 5.225–5.226
- national insurance contributions, and
- SS(C)R 2001, under, 5.81–5.85
- SS(ToF)A 1999, under, 5.86–5.88
- 'new' penalties, for
- FA 2007, Sch 24, under, 5.2–5.14
- FA 2008, Sch 36, under, 5.15–5.25
- FA 2008, Sch 41, under, 5.26–5.37
- FA 2009, Sch 55, under, 5.38–5.48
- FA 2009, Sch 56, under, 5.49–5.53
- Oil Taxation Act 1975, under
- evidence, 5.137
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.131
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.134–5.135
- overview, 5.130
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.132–5.133
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.136
- 'old' direct taxes penalties, and
- Child Trust Funds Act 2004, under, 5.138–5.144
- FA 1999, Sch 17, para 11, under, 5.96–5.101
- FA 2003, Sch 10, under, 5.112–5.118
- IHTA 1984, under, 5.119–5.129
- national insurance contributions, and, 5.81–5.88
- Oil Taxation Act 1975, under, 5.130–5.137
- SDRTR 1986, under, 5.103–5.111
- SS(C)R 2001, under, 5.81–5.85
- SS(ToF)A 1999, under, 5.86–5.88
- Stamp Act 1891, under, 5.89–5.95
- stamp duty, and, 5.89–5.118
- TMA 1970, s 100(1), under, 5.54–5.60
- TMA 1970, s 100B, under, 5.61–5.65
- TMA 1970, s 100C, under, 5.66–5.80
- 'old' indirect taxes penalties, and
- Control of Cash (Penalties) Regulations 2007, under, 5.222–5.223
- Export (Penalty) Regulations 2003, under, 5.218–5.221
- FA 1994, under, 5.208–5.212
- FA 1994, Sch 7, under, 5.170–5.178
- FA 1996, under, 5.179–5.182
- FA 2000, under, 5.183–5.194
- FA 2001, under, 5.195–5.207
- FA 2003, s 36, under, 5.165–5.169, 5.213–5.217
- Money Laundering Regulations 2007, under, 5.224–5.226
- Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2007, under, 5.227–5.229
- VATA 1994, under, 5.145–5.164
- petroleum revenue tax, and
- evidence, 5.137
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.131
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.134–5.135
- overview, 5.130
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.132–5.133
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.136
- Social Security (Contributions) Regulations 2001, under
- overview, 5.81
- powers of Tribunal, 5.82–5.83
- reasonable excuse, 5.84–5.85
- Social Security (Transfer of Functions) Act 1999, under
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.87
- overview, 5.86
- powers of Tribunal, 5.88
- Stamp Act 1891, under
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.90
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.92–5.93
- mitigation of penalties, 5.95
- overview, 5.89
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.91
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.94
- stamp duty, and
- FA 1999, Sch 17, para 11, under, 5.96–5.102
- FA 2003, Sch 10, under, 5.112–5.118
- SDRTR 1986, under, 5.103–5.111
- Stamp Act 1891, under, 5.89–5.95
- stamp duty land tax (SDLT), and
- fraud proceedings, 5.118
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.112–5.113
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.115–5.116
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.114
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.117
- Stamp Duty Reserve Tax Regulations 1986, under
- fraud proceedings, 5.111
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.104–5.105
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.108–5.109
- overview, 5.103
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.106–5.107
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.110
- Taxes Management Act 1970, s 100(1), under, 5.54–5.60
- Taxes Management Act 1970, s 100B, under
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.61–5.62
- powers of Tribunal, 5.63–5.65
- Taxes Management Act 1970, s 100C, under
- evidence, 5.78–5.79
- fraud proceedings, 5.77
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.66–5.67
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.71–5.75
- mitigation of penalties, 5.80
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.68–5.70
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.76
- Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2007, under
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.227
- powers of Tribunal, 5.228–5.229
- Value Added Tax Act 1994, under
- default surcharge, against, 5.163–5.164
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.145
- mitigation of penalties, 5.148–5.152
- powers of Tribunal, 5.146–5.147
- reasonable excuse, 5.153–5.162
- VAT, and
- FA 2003, s 36, under, 5.165–5.169
- VATA 1994, under, 5.145–5.164
Permission to amend a document- preliminary applications, and, 14.51–14.56
Permission to appeal from First-tier Tribunal- applications to First-tier Tribunal
- consequences, 19.29
- consideration, 19.46
- extension of time limits, 19.28
- generally, 19.25
- refusal, 19.47–19.48
- review stage, and, 19.30–19.45
- time limits, 19.26–19.27
- applications to Upper Tribunal
- consideration, 19.55–19.58
- extension of time limits, 19.52–19.54
- form, 19.50
- introduction, 19.49
- time limits, 19.51
- grounds, 19.23–19.24
- introduction, 19.22
- review stage, and
- amendment of reasons for decision, 19.36
- correction of accidental errors, 19.35
- generally, 19.2
- introduction, 19.30–19.34
- notification of decision, 19.44
- one-review only rule, 19.45
- setting aside decision, 19.37–19.43
Permission to appeal from Upper Tribunal- applications to Court of Appeal
- consideration, 20.47–20.49
- extension of time limits, 20.44–20.45
- generally, 20.40
- notice of appeal, 20.41
- refusal, 20.48
- time limits, 20.42–20.43
- applications to Upper Tribunal
- consequences, 20.22
- consideration, 20.36–20.39
- extension of time limits, 20.21
- form, 20.18
- review stage, and, 20.23–20.35
- time limits, 20.19–20.20
- grounds
- important point of principle, 20.15
- introduction, 20.14
- other compelling reason, 20.16
- introduction, 20.13
- review stage, and
- amendment of reasons for decision, 20.30
- correction of accidental errors, 20.29
- introduction, 20.23–20.28
- notification of decision, 20.33
- one-review only rule, 20.35
- representations, 20.34
- setting aside decision, 20.31–20.32
Permission to provide documents, information or submissions- preliminary applications, and, 14.57–14.63
Petroleum revenue tax(see And see Direct tax appeals)- postponement of payment, and, 10.29–10.30
- settlement, and, 25.13–25.14
- statutory basis, App 11
Petroleum revenue tax penalties- evidence, 5.137
- jurisdiction of Tribunal
- First-tier Tribunal, 5.131
- Upper Tribunal, 5.134–5.135
- overview, 5.130
- postponement of payment, and, 10.29–10.30
- powers of Tribunal
- First-tier Tribunal, 5.132–5.133
- Upper Tribunal, 5.136
Postponement of hearing- preliminary applications, and, 14.73–14.80
Postponement of payment of tax- aggregates levy
- generally, 10.79
- hardship applications, 10.80–10.81
- interest on disputed AGL, 10.82–10.83
- payment pending further appeal, 10.84
- climate change levy
- generally, 10.73
- hardship applications, 10.74–10.75
- interest on disputed CCL, 10.76–10.77
- payment pending further appeal, 10.78
- construction industry scheme, 10.28
- customs duties
- generally, 10.85
- hardship applications, 10.86–10.92
- payment pending further appeal, 10.93
- direct taxes
- capital gains tax, 10.4–10.21
- CIS tax, 10.28
- corporation tax, 10.4–10.21
- income tax, 10.4–10.21
- inheritance tax, 10.31
- national insurance contributions, 10.26
- PAYE, 10.27
- petroleum revenue tax, 10.29–10.30
- stamp duty, 10.24–10.25
- stamp duty land tax, 10.22
- stamp duty reserve tax 10.23
- excise duties
- generally, 10.94
- hardship applications, 10.95–10.96
- payment pending further appeal, 10.97
- hardship applications
- AGL appeals, 10.80–10.81
- CCL appeals, 10.74–10.75
- customs duties appeals, 10.86–10.92
- excise duties appeals, 10.95–10.96
- IPT appeals, 10.62–10.63
- LFT appeals, 10.67–10.72
- VAT appeals, 10.40–10.52
- hardship applications in VAT appeals
- generally, 10.40–10.42
- 'hardship', 10.43–10.51
- refusal, 10.52
- income tax, CGT and corporation tax
- agreed postponement, 10.8–10.9
- applications, 10.4–10.7
- challenging refusal of application, 10.17–10.18
- determination by Tribunal, 10.10–10.13
- further application, 10.14–10.16
- payment after the appeal, 10.20–10.21
- stay of collection proceedings pending determination of application, 10.19
- indirect taxes
- aggregates levy, 10.79–10.84
- climate change levy, 10.73–10.78
- customs duties, 10.85–10.97
- insurance premium tax, 10.61–10.66
- introduction, 10.32
- landfill tax, 10.67–10.72
- VAT, 10.33–10.60
- inheritance tax, 10.31
- insurance premium tax
- generally, 10.61
- hardship applications, 10.62–10.63
- interest on disputed IPT, 10.64–10.65
- payment pending further appeal, 10.66
- introduction, 10.1–10.3
- landfill tax
- generally, 10.67
- hardship applications, 10.68–10.69
- interest on disputed LFT, 10.70–10.71
- payment pending further appeal, 10.72
- national insurance contributions, 10.26
- PAYE, 10.27
- pending further appeal
- aggregates levy, 10.84
- climate change levy, 10.78
- customs duties, 10.93
- excise duties, 10.97
- income tax, CGT and corporation tax, 10.20–10.21
- insurance premium tax, 10.66
- landfill tax, 10.72
- VAT, 10.55–10.59
- petroleum revenue tax, 10.29–10.30
- stamp duty, 10.24–10.25
- stamp duty land tax, 10.22
- stamp duty reserve tax 10.23
- VAT
- differences in tests on first and further appeals, 10.60
- generally, 10.33–10.39
- hardship applications, 10.40–10.52
- interest on disputed VAT, 10.53–10.54
- payment pending further appeal, 10.55–10.59
Powers of Tribunal(see And see under individual headings)- aggregates levy appeals, 4.58
- climate change levy appeals, 4.51
- Control of Cash (Penalties) Regulations 2007 appeals, 4.112
- customs duty appeals, 4.93–4.94
- customs duty restoration appeals, 4.107
- direct tax appeals, 3.8–3.12
- excise duty appeals, 4.67–4.68
- excise duty restoration appeals, 4.82–4.85
- Export (Penalty) Regulations 2003 appeals, 4.110
- IPT appeals, 4.34
- landfill tax appeals, 4.42
- Money Laundering Regulations 2007 appeals, 4.115
- penalty appeals, and
- aggregates levy, and, 5.196
- Child Trust Funds Act 2004, under, 5.140
- climate change levy, and, 5.184
- Control of Cash (Penalties) Regulations 2007, under, 5.223
- customs duties, and, 5.214
- excise duties, and, 5.209
- Export (Penalty) Regulations 2003, under, 5.219
- FA 1994 ss 9, 11 and Sch 4, under, 5.209
- FA 1994, Sch 7, underal, 5.171
- FA 1996, under, 5.180
- FA 1999, Sch 17, para 11, under, 5.97, 5.100
- FA 2000, under, 5.184
- FA 2001, under, 5.196
- FA 2003, s 36, under, 5.166–5.168, 5.215–5.216
- FA 2003, Sch 10, under, 5.114, 5.117
- FA 2007, Sch 24, under, 5.7–5.8
- FA 2008, Sch 36, under, 5.21–5.22
- FA 2008, Sch 41, under, 5.30–5.33
- FA 2009, Sch 55, under, 5.42–5.44
- FA 2009, Sch 56, under, 5.53
- Inheritance Tax Act 1984, under, 5.123, 5.128
- insurance premium tax, and, 5.171
- landfill tax, and, 5.180
- Money Laundering Regulations 2007, under, 5.225–5.226
- petroleum revenue tax, andl, 5.132–5.133, 5.136
- Social Security (Contributions) Regulations 2001, under, 5.82–5.83
- Social Security (Transfer of Functions) Act 1999, under, 5.88
- Stamp Act 1891, under, 5.91, 5.94
- stamp duty land tax (SDLT), and, 5.114, 5.117
- Stamp Duty Reserve Tax Regulations 1986, under, 5.106–5.107, 5.110
- Taxes Management Act 1970, s 100B, under, 5.63–5.65
- Taxes Management Act 1970, s 100C, under, 5.68–5.70, 5.76
- Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2007, under, 5.228–5.229
- Value Added Tax Act 1994, under, 5.146–5.147
- review of customs duty decisions on ancillary matters, 4.95–4.106
- review of excise duty decisions on ancillary matters, 4.75–4.78
- Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2007 appeals, 4.118
- VAT appeals, 4.9
Practice and procedure(see And see Hearings)- generally, 2.3
- HMRC Clearing house, 2.4
- introduction, 1.14
- legislative basis, 2.1
- overriding objective, 1.15
- practice directions and statements, 2.2
- Tribunal centres, and, 2.5–2.25
Practice directions and statements- generally, 2.2
Precedent- extent to which Tribunal bound, 17.97–17.99
- referring to, 17.93–17.96
Preliminary applications- addition of party, for, 14.40–14.50
- adjournment of hearing, for, 14.73–14.80
- case management hearing, for, 14.71
- consolidation of proceedings, for, 14.34–14.35
- costs, and, 21.72
- decision of form of hearing, for, 14.72
- designation of lead case, for, 14.36–14.39
- direction to deal with issue in proceedings, for, 14.67–14.70
- directions, and
- challenges, 14.13
- generally, 14.12
- extension of time limits to appeal, for
- approach of HMRC, 14.20–14.26
- compliance with any rule, practice direction or direction, 14.27–14.33
- direct tax appeals, 14.14–14.15
- indirect tax appeals, 14.16–14.19
- failure to comply with requirement of rule, practice direction or direction, for, 14.102–14.103
- hearing to consider matter, for, 14.71
- hearings
- generally, 14.10–14.11
- need for, 14.7–14.9
- introduction, 14.1–14.3
- other, 14.100
- permission to amend a document, for, 14.51–14.56
- permission to provide documents, information or submissions, for, 14.57–14.63
- postponement of hearing, for, 14.73–14.80
- procedure, 14.4–14.6
- prohibition on disclosure or publication of documents, for, 14.64–14.66
- request to First-tier Tribunal to give reasons for decision, for, 14.94
- require party to amend a document, to, 14.51–14.56
- require party to produce bundle for hearing, to, 14.81
- require party to provide documents, information or submissions, to, 14.57–14.63
- stay of proceedings, for, 14.82–14.87
- substitution of party, for, 14.40–14.50
- suspension of effect of Tribunal's decision, for, 14.91–14.93
- transfer of proceedings to another Tribunal, for, 14.88–14.90
- witness summons, for, 14.95–14.99
President of the Tax Chamber of the First-tier Tribunal- generally, 2.9
President of Tax and Chancery Chamber of the Upper Tribunal- generally, 2.8
Pre-trial review- generally, 16.4
Private hearings- First-tier Tribunal, in, 17.16–17.19
- Upper Tribunal, in, 17.20–17.22
Privilege- introduction, 17.55
- legal professional privilege, 17.56–17.59
- public interest immunity, 17.60–17.64
Procedural irregularity- judicial review, and, 24.9
Production of bundle for hearing- preliminary applications, and, 14.81
Proof of evidence- generally, 16.22
Proportionality- EC law, and, 7.24–7.26
Protective amendments appeals- jurisdiction of the Tribunal, and, 3.7
Provision of documents, information or submissions- preliminary applications, and, 14.57–14.63
Public hearings- First-tier Tribunal, in, 17.16–17.19
- Upper Tribunal, in, 17.20–17.22
Public funding- generally, 16.44–16.46
- reference to ECJ, and, 18.34
Public interest immunity- privilege, and, 17.60–17.64
Reallocation of appeals- different category, to, 13.7
- different chamber, to, 13.8
Reasonable excuse (penalty appeals)- aggregates levy, and, 5.202–5.207
- climate change levy, and, 5.189–5.194
- customs duties, and, 5.217
- excise duties, and, 5.211–5.212
- Export (Penalty) Regulations 2003, under, 5.221
- FA 1994 ss 9, 11 and Sch 4, under, 5.211–5.212
- FA 1994, Sch 7, under, 5.175–5.178
- FA 1996, under, 5.182
- FA 2000, under, 5.189–5.194
- FA 2001, under, 5.202–5.207
- FA 2003, s 36, under, 5.169, 5.217
- FA 2008, Sch 36, under, 5.23–5.25
- FA 2008, Sch 41, under, 5.36–5.37
- FA 2009, Sch 55, under, 5.47–5.48
- Inheritance Tax Act 1984, under, 5.124–5.125
- insurance premium tax, and, 5.175–5.178
- landfill tax, and, 5.182
- Social Security (Contributions) Regulations 2001, under, 5.84–5.85
- Value Added Tax Act 1994, under, 5.153–5.162
Reasonable prospect of success- striking out appeals, and, 15.4–15.9
Recording evidence- hearings, and, 17.85–17.86
Reduction of penalties- aggregates levy, 5.197–5.201
- climate change levy, 5.186–5.188
- excise duties, and, 5.210
- Export (Penalty) Regulations 2003, under, 5.220
- FA 1994 ss 9, 11 and Sch 4, under, 5.210
- FA 1994, Sch 7, under, 5.172–5.174
- FA 1996, under, 5.181
- FA 2000, under, 5.186–5.188
- FA 2001, under, 5.197–5.201
- FA 2007, Sch 24, under, 5.9–5.10
- FA 2008, Sch 41, under, 5.34–5.35
- FA 2009, Sch 55, under, 5.45–5.46
- insurance premium tax, and, 5.172–5.174
- landfill tax, and, 5.181
Re-examination- oral evidence, and, 17.81
References to the ECJ- accelerated procedure, 18.36
- Advocate General's opinion, 18.24–18.27
- circumstances in which can be made, 7.40–7.50
- conclusion of proceedings, 18.32
- costs, 18.33
- court, by, 18.8–18.9
- generally, 1.21
- guidance, 18.4
- introduction, 18.1
- judgment of the ECJ, 18.28–18.31
- judiciary, 18.5–18.7
- legal aid, 18.34
- oral procedure, 18.17–18.20
- practical advice for hearings, 18.21–18.23
- procedural rules, 18.4
- procedure on receipt, 18.11–18.12
- public funding, 18.34
- report for hearing, 18.16
- representation, 18.10
- sittings, 18.3
- time limits, 18.15
- timescales, 18.35–18.37
- Tribunal, by, 18.8–18.9
- venue, 18.2
- written procedure
- generally, 18.13–18.14
- report for hearing, 18.16
- time limits, 18.15
References to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration- generally, 24.52–24.58
Refreshing memory- oral evidence, and, 17.75
Registrar- generally, 2.17
Release of witness- oral evidence, and, 17.84
Representation- appeals to Court of Appeal, and, 20.51–20.52
- appeals to Supreme Court, and, 20.77
- hearings, and, 17.27–17.29
- judicial review, and, 24.31
- reference to ECJ, and, 18.10
- review of decisions by HMRC, and, 9.3
- starting appeals, and, 11.43–11.45
Request for hearings- documentation, and, 12.10
Request to give reasons for decision- preliminary applications, and, 14.94
Restitutionary claims- generally, 24.41–24.42
- time limits, 24.43–24.44
Restoration appeals- customs duty, and, 4.107
- excise duty, and, 4.82–4.85
Review of decision by First-tier Tribunal- amendment of reasons for decision, 19.36
- correction of accidental errors, 19.35
- generally, 19.2
- introduction, 19.30–19.34
- notification of decision, 19.44
- one-review only rule, 19.45
- setting aside decision, 19.37–19.43
Review of decisions by HMRC- aggregates levy, and
- generally, 4.60
- powers of Tribunal, 4.197
- appeals
- compulsory review process, 9.26
- extension of time limits, 9.27
- optional review process, 9.22–9.25
- postponement of payment of tax, 9.28–9.29
- restoration decisions, 9.26
- climate change levy, and
- introduction, 4.53
- powers of Tribunal, 4.185
- compulsory review process
- appeals, 9.26
- generally, 9.15–9.21
- conclusion of optional process, 9.14
- customs duty, and, 4.95–4.106
- direct tax appeals
- generally, 9.4–9.8
- introduction, 9.2
- excise duty, and
- generally, 4.69–4.74
- powers of Tribunal, 4.75–4.78
- extension of appeal time limits, 9.27
- generally, 1.13
- HMRC's approach, 9.12
- indirect tax appeals
- generally, 9.9–9.11
- introduction, 9.2
- introduction, 9.1
- IPT, and, 4.37
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, and
- aggregates levy, 4.60
- climate change levy, 4.53
- customs duty, 4.95–4.106
- excise duty, 4.69–4.74
- IPT, 4.37
- landfill tax, 4.46
- VAT, 4.14–4.18
- landfill tax, and, 4.46
- legislative basis
- generally, 9.2
- table, App 6
- optional review process
- appeals, 9.22–9.25
- conclusion of, 9.14
- direct tax appeals, 9.4–9.8
- HMRC's approach, 9.12
- indirect tax appeals, 9.9–9.11
- statutory basis, 9.2
- time limits, 9.13
- use of representatives, 9.3
- postponement of payment of tax
- direct tax, 9.28
- indirect tax, 9.29
- powers of Tribunal, and
- aggregates levy, 4.197
- climate change levy, 4.185
- excise duty, 4.75–4.78
- representatives, 9.3
- restoration decisions, and
- appeals, 9.26
- generally, 9.15–9.21
- starting appeals, and, 11.22
- statutory basis
- generally, 9.2
- table, App 6
- time limits, 9.13
- transitional provisions
- direct tax, 9.30
- other indirect taxes and duties, 9.32
- VAT, 9.31
- VAT, and, 4.14–4.18
Review of decision by Upper Tribunal- amendment of reasons for decision, 20.30
- correction of accidental errors, 20.29
- introduction, 20.23–20.28
- notification of decision, 20.33
- one-review only rule, 20.35
- representations, 20.34
- setting aside decision, 20.31–20.32
Right to a fair trial- application of criminal head to penalty appeals, 8.19
- distinction between arts 6(1) and 6(2), 8.15–8.18
- effect of art 6(2) on penalty appeals, 8.25–8.26
- effect of art 6(3) on penalty appeals, 8.27–8.31
- effect of art 6(1) on Tribunal practice and procedure, 8.20–8.24
- generally, 8.2
- Human Rights Act 1998, and, 8.7–8.14
- introduction, 8.1
- UK law pre-HRA 1998, and, 8.3–8.6
Security requirements- VAT appeals, 4.19–4.23
Senior President of Tribunals- generally, 2.6–2.7
Setting aside a decision- challenges to decisions of First-tier Tribunal, and
- generally, 19.7–19.13
- review stage, 19.37–19.43
- challenges to decisions of Upper Tribunal, and, 20.4–20.6
Settlement of appeals- consent orders, 25.23
- direct tax appeals
- capital gains tax, 25.4–25.7
- corporation tax, 25.4–25.7
- income tax, 25.4–25.7
- inheritance tax, 25.12
- national insurance contributions, 25.8
- petroleum revenue tax, 25.13–25.14
- stamp taxes, 25.9–25.11
- HMRC Litigation and Settlement Strategy, 25.24–25.29
- indirect tax appeals
- other taxes, 25.22
- VAT, 25.15–25.21
- introduction, 25.1–25.3
Skeleton arguments- generally, 16.34–16.35
'Slip rule'- challenges to decisions of First-tier Tribunal, and, 19.4–19.6
- challenges to decisions of Upper Tribunal, and, 20.2–20.3
Social Security (Contributions) Regulations 2001 penalties- overview, 5.81
- powers of Tribunal, 5.82–5.83
- reasonable excuse, 5.84–5.85
Social Security (Transfer of Functions) Act 1999 penalties- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.87
- overview, 5.86
- powers of Tribunal, 5.88
Special Commissioners- generally, 1.1
Stamp duties and taxes(see And see Direct tax appeals)- postponement of payment, and 10.29–10.30
- stamp duty, 10.24–10.25
- stamp duty land tax, 10.22
- stamp duty reserve tax 10.23
- settlement, and, 25.9–25.11
- statutory basis, App 9
Stamp duty land tax (SDLT) penalties- fraud proceedings, 5.118
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.112–5.113
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.115–5.116
- postponement of payment, and, 10.22
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.114
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.117
Stamp duty reserve tax (SDRT) penalties- fraud proceedings, 5.111
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.104–5.105
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.108–5.109
- overview, 5.103
- postponement of payment, and, 10.23
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.106–5.107
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.110
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.71–5.75
Stamp duty penalties- FA 1999, Sch 17, para 11, under
- fraud proceedings, 5.102
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.96
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.98–5.99
- mitigation of penalties, 5.101
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.97
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.100
- FA 2003, Sch 10, under
- fraud proceedings, 5.118
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.112–5.113
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.115–5.116
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.114
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.117
- postponement of payment, and, 10.24–10.25
- Stamp Act 1891, under
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.90
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.92–5.93
- mitigation of penalties, 5.95
- overview, 5.89
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.91
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.94
- stamp duty land tax (SDLT), and
- fraud proceedings, 5.118
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.112–5.113
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.115–5.116
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.114
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.117
- Stamp Duty Reserve Tax Regulations 1986, under
- fraud proceedings, 5.111
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.104–5.105
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.108–5.109
- overview, 5.103
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.106–5.107
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.110
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.71–5.75
Standard basis- costs, and, 21.46–21.55
Standard cases- allocation of appeals, 13.4
- documentation, and
- HMRC statement of case, 12.13–12.14
- list of documents, 12.15–12.16
- reallocation, 13.7–13.8
Standard of proof- generally, 17.35
- penalty appeals, and, 17.36–17.40
Starting appeals- appellants
- aggregates levy, 11.14–11.15
- climate change levy, 11.14–11.15
- customs duties, 11.16–11.21
- direct taxes, 11.3
- excise duties, 11.16–11.21
- IPT, 11.12–11.13
- landfill tax, 11.14–11.15
- VAT, 11.4–11.11
- extension of time limits, 11.40–11.41
- generally, 1.12
- internal review, and, 11.22
- introduction, 11.1–11.2
- notices of appeal, 11.23–11.24
- notification of proceedings, 11.42
- restoration decisions, and, 11.39
- review, and, 11.22
- time limits
- direct taxes, 11.26–11.31
- extension, 11.40–11.41
- introduction, 11.25
- other indirect taxes, 11.38
- VAT, 11.32–11.37
- use of representatives, 11.43–11.45
Statements of case- basic cases, 12.11–12.12
- complex cases, 12.17–12.18
- default paper cases, 12.7–12.8
- standard cases, 12.13–12.14
Stay of proceedings- preliminary applications, and, 14.82–14.87
Striking out appeals- failure to comply with rule, practice direction or direction, for
- appellants, and, 15.15
- automatic striking out, 15.18–15.23
- discretionary striking out for failure to comply, 15.24–15.26
- discretionary striking out for failure to co-operate, 15.27–15.29
- generally, 15.15
- introduction, 15.14
- 'unless' directions, 15.18–15.23
- 'warning' directions, 15.24–15.26
- lack of jurisdiction, for, 15.1–15.3
- no reasonable prospect of success, where, 15.4–15.9
Submissions- appellant, by, 17.87–17.89
- no case to answer, of, 17.92
- respondent, by, 17.90–17.91
Substitution of party- preliminary applications, and, 14.40–14.50
Suspension of effect of Tribunal's decision- preliminary applications, and, 14.91–14.93
Suspension of penalties- FA 2007, Sch 24, under, 5.11–5.13
Tax and Chancery Chamber of the Upper Tribunal(see And see Upper Tribunal)- generally, 1.1
Tax appeals- new system, 1.4–1.5
- reforms, 1.2–1.3
Tax Chamber of the First-tier Tribunal(see And see First-tier Tribunal)- categorisation of cases, App 3D
- generally, 1.1
Tax credit decisions- jurisdiction of the Tribunal, and, 1.6
Taxes Management Act 1970, s 100(1) penalties- generally, 5.54–5.60
Taxes Management Act 1970, s 100B penalties- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.61–5.62
- powers of Tribunal, 5.63–5.65
Taxes Management Act 1970, s 100C penalties- evidence, 5.78–5.79
- fraud proceedings, 5.77
- jurisdiction of First-tier Tribunal, 5.66–5.67
- jurisdiction of Upper Tribunal, 5.71–5.75
- mitigation of penalties, 5.80
- powers of First-tier Tribunal, 5.68–5.70
- powers of Upper Tribunal, 5.76
Time limits- judicial review, and, 6.26–6.30
- reference to ECJ, and, 18.15
- review of decision by HMRC, and, 9.13
- starting appeals, and
- direct taxes, 11.26–11.31
- extension, 11.40–11.41
- introduction, 11.25
- other indirect taxes, 11.38
- VAT, 11.32–11.37
Transcripts- First-tier Tribunal hearing, of, 16.24
- practice direction, App 3B
- Upper Tribunal hearing, of, 16.41–16.43
Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2007 appeals- appealable decisions, 4.116–4.117
- penalties, and
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.227
- powers of Tribunal, 5.228–5.229
- powers of Tribunal, 4.118
Transfer of proceedings- costs, and, 21.12–21.13
- preliminary applications, and, 14.88–14.90
Transitional provisions- cases remitted by courts, 23.8
- challenging decisions of predecessor tribunals
- General Commissioners, 23.11
- generally, 23.10
- costs, and, 21.82–21.89
- 'current proceedings'
- application of procedural rules, 23.4–23.5
- constitution of Tribunal, 23.6
- directions, 23.7
- generally, 23.3
- time limits, 23.7
- general deeming provision, 23.13
- interest, 23.9
- introduction, 23.1–23.2
- review of decisions by HMRC
- direct tax, 9.30
- other indirect taxes and duties, 9.32
- VAT, 9.31
- staff appointed by predecessor tribunals, 23.12
Travelling time- costs, and, 21.75
Treaty of Rome(see And see EC law)- generally, 7.2
Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union(see And see EC law)- abuse of law, 7.33–7.34
- acte clair, 7.51–7.53
- avoidance of non-taxation or double taxation, 7.35–7.36
- directly applicable legislation, 7.14
- fundamental freedoms, 7.4–7.13
- general principles of EC law, 7.23–7.32
- interpretation of EC law and implementing laws, 7.15–7.22
- interpretation of UK legislation, 7.37–7.39
- introduction, 7.2–7.3
- references to the ECJ, 7.40–7.50
Tribunal centres- contact details
- First-tier Tribunal, 2.20
- Upper Tribunal, 2.21
- guidance
- First-tier Tribunal, 2.22
- Upper Tribunal, 2.23
- introduction, 2.5
- personnel, 2.6–2.19
- websites
- First-tier Tribunal, 2.24
- Upper Tribunal, 2.25
Tribunal personnel- Acting President of the Tax Chamber of the First-tier Tribunal, 2.9
- judges and members
- First-tier Tribunal, 2.10–2.13
- Upper Tribunal, 2.14–2.16
- President of Tax and Chancery Chamber of the Upper Tribunal, 2.8
- Registrar, 2.17
- Senior President of Tribunals, 2.6–2.7
- staff, 2.18–2.19
Tribunal Procedure Committee- generally, 1.4
Tribunal Procedure (First-tier Tribunal) (Tax Chamber) Rules 2009- introduction, 1.4
- text, App 1
Tribunal Procedure (Upper Tribunal) Rules 2008- introduction, 1.4
- text, App 2
'Unless' directions- sanctions for failure to comply, and, 15.18–15.23
Unreasonable conduct- costs, and, 21.33–21.37
Upper Tribunal- administration, 1.5
- appeals to Court of Appeal
- (see And see Appeals to Court of Appeal)
- costs, 20.56–20.57
- excluded decisions, 20.11–20.12
- permission to appeal, 20.13–20.49
- point of low only, on, 20.10
- powers of Court of Appeal, 20.50
- procedure at hearing, 20.53–20.55
- relevant court, 20.8–20.9
- representation, 20.51–20.52
- review stage, 20.23–20.33
- right to appeal, 20.7
- Scotland, in, 20.58–20.68
- appeals to Court of Session
- expenses, 20.68
- introduction, 20.58
- notice of appeal, 20.59
- permission to appeal, 20.58–20.60
- powers of Court of Session, 20.61
- procedure at hearing, 20.64–20.67
- representation, 20.62–20.63
- time limits for service of notice of appeal, 20.60
- background, 1.2–1.3
- challenges to decisions
- appeals,
- clerical mistakes, slips and omissions, 20.2–20.3
- generally, 1.23
- introduction, 20.1
- setting aside a decision, 20.4–20.6
- contact details, 2.21
- costs, and
- appeals from First-tier Tribunal, on, 21.9–21.10
- applications, 21.14–21.21
- judicial review proceedings, in, 21.11
- overview, 21.8
- transfer of proceedings from First-tier Tribunal, on, 21.12–21.13
- generally, 1.4
- guidance, 2.23
- introduction, 1.1
- judicial review jurisdiction
- (see And see Judicial review)
- authorisation by High Court, 6.14
- conditions for grant of relief, 6.3–6.13
- exercise of powers, 6.51–6.53
- introduction, 6.1
- permission to apply, 6.21–6.42
- powers of Tribunal, 6.43–6.49
- remedies, 6.2
- transfer of application by High Court, 6.15–6.20
- jurisdiction
- (see And see Jurisdiction of the Tribunal)
- direct taxes, 3.1–3.12
- indirect taxes, 4.1–4.118
- introduction, 1.6–1.11
- judicial review, 6.1–6.52
- penalty appeals, 5.1–5.237
- legislative basis
- generally, 2.1
- practice directions and statements, 2.2
- practice and procedure
- generally, 2.3
- HMRC Clearing house, 2.4
- introduction, 1.14
- legislative basis, 2.1
- overriding objective, 1.15
- practice directions and statements, 2.2
- Tribunal centres, 2.5–2.25
- starting appeals procedure, 1.12
- Tribunal Procedure (Upper Tribunal) Rules 2008
- introduction, 1.4
- text, App 2
- websites, 2.25
VAT- costs, and, 21.57
VAT and duties Tribunal- generally, 1.1
VAT appeals- appealable decisions, 4.2–4.6
- appellants, and, 11.4–11.11
- assessment for interest, against, 4.13
- assessment for VAT, against, 4.10–4.12
- assignment of right, 4.28–4.29
- hardship applications
- generally, 10.40–10.42
- 'hardship', 10.43–10.51
- refusal, 10.52
- input tax on luxuries, amusements and entertainment, as to, 4.24–4.25
- interest, and, 22.2–22.7
- interest on disputed VAT, 10.53–10.54
- jurisdiction limited to review of decision, where, 4.26
- mitigation of penalties, 5.148–5.152
- partial exemption method, as to, 4.27
- payment pending further appeal, 10.55–10.59
- penalties, and
- Finance Act 2003, s 36, under, 5.165–5.169
- Value Added Tax Act 1994, under, 5.145–5.164
- penalties under FA 2003, s 36
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.165
- powers of Tribunal, 5.166–5.168
- reasonable excuse, 5.169
- penalties under VATA 1994
- default surcharge, against, 5.163–5.164
- jurisdiction of Tribunal, 5.145
- mitigation of penalties, 5.148–5.152
- powers of Tribunal, 5.146–5.147
- reasonable excuse, 5.153–5.162
- postponement of payment, and
- differences in tests on first and further appeals, 10.60
- generally, 10.33–10.39
- hardship applications, 10.40–10.52
- interest on disputed VAT, 10.53–10.54
- payment pending further appeal, 10.55–10.59
- powers of Tribunal, 4.9
- reasonable excuse
- penalties under FA 2003, s 36, 5.169
- penalties under VATA 1994, 5.153–5.162
- review of discretionary decisions, 4.14–4.18
- security requirement, against, 4.19–4.23
- settlement, and, 25.15–25.21
- starting appeals, and
- extension of time limits, 11.40–11.41
- time limits, 11.32–11.37
- statutory jurisdiction, 4.7–4.8
Waiting time- costs, and, 21.75
'Warning' directions- sanctions for failure to comply, and,, 15.24–15.26
Wasted costs orders- costs, and, 21.22–21.32
Websites- First-tier Tribunal, 2.24
- Upper Tribunal, 2.25
Welsh language, use of- practice direction, App 3C
Witness expenses- costs, and, 21.60
Witness statements- preparation, 16.14–16.20
- prohibition of disclosure, 17.53–17.54
- use, 17.42
Witness summons- preliminary applications, and, 14.95–14.99
Written submissions- generally, 16.35