INTM215160 - Controlled Foreign Companies: before CTSA
Notice of direction: appeals - responsibilities of Inspector
Strictly, the company should make an appeal against a notice of direction to the Board.
In practice the Inspector may receive appeals against a notice of direction direct. This might happen, for example, when the Inspector receives an appeal against a direction at the same time as an appeal against a Chapter IV assessment.
The Inspector should endeavour to settle the appeal, reporting to Business International, Outward Investment team when:
- the appeal is settled, or
- doubts or difficulties arise which the Inspector cannot resolve, or
- a formal hearing of the appeal before the Special Commissioners appears likely or necessary.
The Inspector should deal with appeals made after the sixty day time limit under TMA70/S49 as normal.
If the Inspector receives an appeal for a case which is at Business International, Outward Investment team, it should be passed on immediately. And Business International, Outward Investment team will immediately pass on any appeals received for a case which is being worked by an Inspector.

