EIM76309 - Social security benefits: what to do when objection or an appeal is settled
When an objection or appeal is settled you must notify the Benefit Office or Jobcentre using the following format. Complete items A, B and C.
| Settlement of objection or late objection against taxable benefit | ||||
| A | (1) | Claimant's Surname…………………………….. | Initials………….. | Style……………. |
| (2) | NI Number………………………………………... | |||
| (3) | Address…………………………………………… | |||
| …………………………………………………….. | ||||
| …………………………………………………….. | ||||
| B | (1) | Taxable benefit disputed by claimant £……….. | ||
| (2) | Paid for period ending…………………………... | |||
| C | (1) | Objection, etc. determined by – Tick appropriate column: | ||
| (a) agreement of claimant not to proceed | ||||
| (b) assessment or amended self assessment against which no appeal made within 30 days | ||||
| (c) agreement between Inspector and claimant of appeal against assessment or amended self assessment | ||||
| (d) Commissioners following appeal against assessment or amended self assessment | ||||
| (2) | Date objection or appeal settled……………… | |||
| (3) | Amount of taxable benefit finally assessable £…………………. | |||
| D | Late objection: | |||
| (1) rejected by Commissioners on…………….. | ||||
| or | ||||
| (2) accepted by Commissioners on…………… | ||||
| You should now proceed to determine the amount of taxable benefit. | ||||
| (Complete (1) or (2) as appropriate) | ||||
| Claimant advised of decision on ……………… | ||||
| Signed………………………………………………………… | HM Inspector of Taxes | |||
