- HMRC has updated its guidance on using Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) to settle tax disputes
- ADR can be used by anyone to resolve a dispute with HMRC or to get more information about legal rulings
- The guidance explains how to apply for ADR and when it can be used to resolve a VAT disagreement
- ADR involves a third party facilitator to help resolve disputes between HMRC and taxpayers
- The aim of ADR is to reduce costs for both taxpayers and HMRC and to reduce the number of cases that reach statutory review or Tribunal.
Source: deeksvat.co.uk
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