Documents related to 'Request for HMRC VAT internal review letter'
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PAYE - letter of disclosure If HMRC has told you that one of its officers will be visiting you to carry out a PAYE compliance review, it's advisable to make your own check that your records are in good order. You should notify HMRC ahead of the visit ... Read more
19 Jan 2018
Reasonable excuse letterHMRC has a wide range of penalties available to it. Many of these can be reduced while others can be removed completely where you have a reasonable excuse for the action which gave rise to the penalty. Having a reasonable excu... Read more
13 Mar 2018
Challenge business economics exercise letterThere can be many reasons to challenge figures produced by HMRC following it carrying out a business economics exercise. The figures will be based on broad industry-wide assumptions some of which might not ... Read more
08 Jan 2009
CGT rollover relief claim When you've sold an asset that was used in your business, and this results in a capital gain, it's possible to defer or even avoid tax on this by claiming rollover relief. Selling a business assetCapital gains tax (CGT) applie... Read more
29 Jul 2009
Compensation claim letterIf HMRC makes a mistake or is responsible for an unreasonable delay in dealing with your tax affairs, you can claim compensention for costs you incur as a result and for any distress caused.Costs and compensationIf you have... Read more
16 Nov 2022
Purchase of own shares reporting letterRegardless of whether you have applied for advance clearance, where capital treatment has been applied to a share buy-back, you must report the transaction to HMRC.Reporting to HMRCOnce a share buy-back has take... Read more
11 Feb 2015
Alternative interest calculation method letterWhere an employer provides a cheap rate or interest-free loan there's more than one way to work out the taxable benefit - the normal averaging method or the alternative precise method. The normal method a... Read more
01 Sep 2010
Election to disapply incorporation reliefWhere you transfer your sole trader or partnership business to a company in which you own shares, often referred to as incorporating your business, it counts for capital gains tax purposes as if you had sold i... Read more
16 Nov 2016
