Decisions and Appeals for National Insurance Contributions and Statutory Payments (DANSP) Manual: Main contents
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About this guidance |
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Where to get help |
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Legislation |
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Tribunals Reform from 1 April 2009 |
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Decisions and appeals before 1 April 2009 |
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HMRC’s Litigation and Settlement Strategy |
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Summary of dispute resolution process |
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Use of terms |
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How National Insurance and employment status disputes arise |
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How statutory payments disputes arise |
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Giving an opinion |
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Mandatory submissions to PAYE, SA & NIC |
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No formal decision covering dispute |
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Formal decision covers dispute |
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Statutory payments |
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Disputes outside HMRC’s jurisdiction |
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Complaints |
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The Adjudicator and the Parliamentary Ombudsman |
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Judicial Review |
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Human Rights legislation |
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What are decisions |
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When to make decisions |
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Who makes decisions |
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Time limits for making decisions |
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Decision types |
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Disputes for which there are no appealable decisions |
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Department for Work and Pensions or the Social Security Agency ask for a decision |
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Evidence required to make statutory payments decisions |
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Recording National Insurance contributions on SAFE |
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Recording underpayments of National Insurance contributions in National Insurance Contributions Office |
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Notices of decision |
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Recording decisions on NPS (formerly NIRS2) |
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Varied decisions |
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Superseding decisions |
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Co-ordinating action on National Insurance contributions decisions and income tax determinations or assessments |
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Recovery of unpaid National Insurance contributions referred to the Courts |
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Confidentiality |
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Appeals |
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Reviews |
