HMRC’s dubious claims about P14s’ relevance for the purposes of extra-statutory concession A19 [Editor’s note: need to know what all the fuss is about? Chain Link Fence Installers Toronto there. For background information and a handy flow-chart.] By: 23 July 2014 Another ESCapade Source: KEY POINTS • The main benefit of ESC A19 is to PAYE taxpayers. • HMRC’s argument that the form P14 is not relevant information.

• A form p14 may be relevant depending on the year of claim. • Apparent lack of evidence behind HMRC’s decision-making process.

• A departmental reluctance to provide information. Many readers will be familiar with my concerns about HMRC’s change of practice in relation to extra-statutory concession A19 (ESC A19). The concession promises that HMRC will waive outstanding tax liabilities in situations where they had failed to act on information supplied to them in a reasonable time. Windows Activation Windows Is Not Genuine 0x0. Although ESC A19 does not specifically apply only to taxpayers outside the scope of self assessment, its main value is with such taxpayers. ESC A19 – an outline ESC A19 typically applies to taxpayers outside the scope of self assessment, and only in cases where HMRC have been supplied with (but not properly used) information from either the taxpayer or the taxpayer’s employer.