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Tax law [2025] UKFTT 893 (TC)

Fireman v Revenue and Customs (INCOME TAX - appeal against a final closure notice - whether late - was a valid request for a statutory review made within the requisite time period)

Fireman v Revenue and Customs (INCOME TAX - appeal against a final closure notice - whether late - was a valid request for a statutory review made within the requisite time period) [2025] UKFTT 893 (TC) (02 July 2025)

The appeal was late because no valid or timely request for statutory review was made; the Valentine's Day letter did not constitute such a request when read objectively. Even if HMRC extended the deadline, the letter's content was insufficient. Reliance on an agent and confusion caused by HMRC's correspondence do not constitute good reasons for the delay. The statutory time limits must be respected, and permission for a late appeal is not justified on the facts.

  • Income tax
  • Statutory review
  • Appeal deadlines
  • Late appeal
  • Closure notice
  • Section 49 tma
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Tax law [2020] UKFTT 458

Solvkjaer v Revenue & Customs (NCOME TAX - individual tax return - late filing penalties)

Solvkjaer v Revenue & Customs (NCOME TAX - individual tax return - late filing penalties) [2020] UKFTT 458 (TC) (11 November 2020)

The tribunal refused permission to make a late appeal against self-assessment late-filing penalties, finding the delay serious and the notices properly served.

  • Income tax
  • Self-assessment
  • Late filing penalties
  • Appeal deadlines
  • Permission for late appeal
  • Tax-law
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Tax law [2020] UKFTT 458 (TC)

Solvkjaer v Revenue & Customs (NCOME TAX - individual tax return - late filing penalties)

Solvkjaer v Revenue & Customs (NCOME TAX - individual tax return - late filing penalties) [2020] UKFTT 458 (TC) (11 November 2020)

The tribunal refused permission for a late appeal against self-assessment late filing penalties, finding the delay serious, the notices properly served, and no adequate excuse shown.

  • Income tax
  • Late filing penalties
  • Self-assessment
  • Appeal deadlines
  • Late-filing-penalties
  • Tax-appeals
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Tax law [2019] UKFTT 668

Shore v Revenue & Customs (VAT - APPEALS : Extension of time)

Shore v Revenue & Customs (VAT - APPEALS : Extension of time) [2019] UKFTT 668 (TC) (05 November 2019)

The Tribunal refused permission to appeal VAT assessments out of time, applying Martland and finding the delay was extreme, unexplained, and unjustified.

  • Extension of time
  • Tribunal procedure
  • Appeal deadlines
  • Input tax claims
  • Vat
  • Appeal-deadlines
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Tax law [2018] UKFTT 235 (TC)

Knole Homes (Boune End) Ltd v Revenue and Customs (PROCEDURE : application to appeal to tribunal out of time)

Knole Homes (Boune End) Ltd v Revenue and Customs (PROCEDURE : application to appeal to tribunal out of time) [2018] UKFTT 235 (TC) (25 April 2018)

The tribunal refused permission to appeal out of time against CIS late return penalties, finding an eight-month delay and no good explanation for missing the deadline.

  • Construction industry scheme
  • Late return penalties
  • Appeal deadlines
  • Reasonable excuse
  • Special circumstances
  • Cis-late-return-penalties
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Tax law [2016] UKFTT 715 (TC)

El-Lamaa v Revenue and Customs (CUSTOMS DUTY : Reliefs)

El-Lamaa v Revenue and Customs (CUSTOMS DUTY : Reliefs) [2016] UKFTT 715 (TC) (24 October 2016)

The tribunal refused permission to appeal out of time against a customs duty and VAT demand, finding a 31-month delay and no sufficiently good explanation.

  • Inward processing suspension regime
  • Customs duty reliefs
  • Extension of time
  • Procedural compliance
  • Appeal deadlines
  • Out-of-time-appeals
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Tax law [2015] UKFTT 382 (TC)

Royal Liverpool Golf Club v Revenue & Customs (VAT - APPEALS : Extension of time)

Royal Liverpool Golf Club v Revenue & Customs (VAT - APPEALS : Extension of time) [2015] UKFTT 382 (TC) (06 August 2015)

The tribunal struck out Royal Liverpool Golf Club’s late VAT appeal, finding HMRC’s rejection letter had been received and there was no basis to extend time.

  • Extension of time
  • Strike out
  • Output tax reclaim
  • Appeal deadlines
  • Vat
  • Tax-appeals
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Tax law [2014] UKFTT 809 (TC)

Wilkins & Anor (t/a Get Your Life Back) v Revenue & Customs

Wilkins & Anor (t/a Get Your Life Back) v Revenue & Customs [2014] UKFTT 809 (TC) (14 August 2014)

The First-tier Tribunal refused late appeals against ÂŁ800 in PAYE penalties, finding no reasonable excuse for missing the appeal deadlines.

  • Paye penalties
  • Late filing
  • Reasonable excuse
  • Appeal deadlines
  • Paye-penalties
  • Late-appeal
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Tax law [2014] UKFTT 809

Wilkins & Anor (t/a Get Your Life Back) v Revenue & Customs

Wilkins & Anor (t/a Get Your Life Back) v Revenue & Customs [2014] UKFTT 809 (TC) (14 August 2014)

The First-tier Tribunal refused a late appeal against PAYE penalties after finding no reasonable excuse for missing filing and appeal deadlines.

  • Paye penalties
  • Late filing
  • Reasonable excuse
  • Appeal deadlines
  • Paye-penalties
  • Late-filing
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Competition law [2013] CAT 1

British Telecommunications Plc v Office of Communications

British Telecommunications Plc v Office of Communications [2013] CAT 1 (21 January 2013)

The Competition Appeal Tribunal refused BT’s request for more time to appeal Ofcom’s Ethernet determinations, finding no exceptional circumstances under rule 8(2).

  • Extension of time
  • Appeal deadlines
  • Exceptional circumstances
  • Regulatory determinations
  • Extension-of-time
  • Appeal-deadlines
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