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393. After paragraph 40 add—
41. The determination of the tribunal in relation to any proceedings under the enactments relating to stamp duty land tax shall be final and conclusive except as otherwise provided in—
(a)sections 9 to 14 of the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007,
(b)the Taxes Management Act 1970 applied as modified, or
(c)the enactments relating to stamp duty land tax.
42—(1) In this paragraph any reference to an appeal means an appeal under paragraphs 33(4) or 35(1).
(2) If, on an appeal notified to the tribunal, the tribunal decides—
(a)that the appellant is overcharged by a self-assessment; or
(b)that the appellant is overcharged by an assessment other than a self-assessment,
the assessment shall be reduced accordingly, but otherwise the assessment shall stand good.
(3) If, on appeal it appears to the tribunal—
(a)that the appellant is undercharged to stamp duty land tax by a self-assessment; or
(b)that the appellant is undercharged by an assessment other than a self-assessment,
the assessment shall be increased accordingly.
(4) Where, on an appeal against an assessment other than a self-assessment which—
(a)assesses an amount which is chargeable to stamp duty land tax, and
(b)charges stamp duty land tax on the amount assessed,
it appears to the tribunal as mentioned in sub-paragraphs (2) or (3), it may, unless the circumstances of the case otherwise require, reduce or increase only the amount assessed; and where an appeal is so determined the stamp duty land tax charged by that assessment shall be taken to have been reduced or increased accordingly.
43—(1) Where a party to an appeal to the tribunal under paragraph 35 makes a further appeal, notwithstanding that the further appeal is pending, stamp duty land tax shall nevertheless be payable or repayable in accordance with the determination of the tribunal or court as the case may be.
(2) But if the amount charged by the assessment is altered by the order or judgment of the Upper Tribunal or court—
(a)if too much stamp duty land tax has been paid, the amount overpaid shall be refunded with such interest, if any, as may be allowed by that order or judgment; and
(b)if too little stamp duty land tax has been charged, the amount undercharged shall be due and payable at the expiration of a period of thirty days beginning with the date on which HMRC issue to the other party a notice of the total amount payable in accordance with the order or judgment.
44—(1) This paragraph applies in a case where—
(a)notice of appeal may be given to HMRC under this Schedule or any other provision of Part 4 of this Act, but
(b)no notice is given before the relevant time limit.
(2) Notice may be given after the relevant time limit if—
(a)HMRC agree, or
(b)where HMRC do not agree, the tribunal gives permission.
(3) If the following conditions are met, HMRC shall agree to notice being given after the relevant time limit.
(4) Condition A is that the appellant has made a request in writing to HMRC to agree to the notice being given.
(5) Condition B is that HMRC are satisfied that there was reasonable excuse for not giving the notice before the relevant time limit.
(6) Condition C is that HMRC are satisfied that request under sub-paragraph (4) was made without unreasonable delay after the reasonable excuse ceased.
(7) If a request of the kind referred to in sub-paragraph (4) is made, HMRC must notify the appellant whether or not HMRC agree to the appellant giving notice of appeal after the relevant time limit.
(8) In this paragraph “relevant time limit”, in relation to notice of appeal, means the time before which the notice is to be given (but for this paragraph).
45—(1) Where the question in any dispute on any appeal under paragraphs 34(6) or 35(1) is a question of the market value of the subject matter of the land transaction that question shall be determined on a reference by the relevant Lands Tribunal.
(2) In this regulation “the relevant Lands Tribunal” means—
(a)where the land is in England and Wales, the Lands Tribunal;
(b)where the land is in Scotland, the Lands Tribunal for Scotland;
(c)where the land is in Northern Ireland, the Lands Tribunal for Northern Ireland.
46 In this Schedule “HMRC” means Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs.”.
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I1Sch. 1 para. 393 in force at 1.4.2009, see art. 1(2)
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