- Appeals, reviews, and tribunals guidance from HMRC
- Appeal can be made by the person subject to the decision or their representative
- Appeal can also be made by entities with a corporate identity, such as companies or partnerships
- In some cases, other interested parties may also be able to appeal, such as recipients of a supply or members of a VAT group
Source: gov.uk
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