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Taxes Management Act 1970

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As published

49I Interpretation of sections 49A to 49H

(1) In sections 49A to 49H— (a) “matter in question” means the matter to which an appeal relates; (b) a reference to a notification is a reference to a notification in writing. (2) In sections 49A to 49H, a reference to the appellant includes a person acting on behalf of the appellant except in relation to— (a) notification of HMRC’s view under section 49B(2); (b) notification by HMRC of an offer of review (and of their view of the matter) under section 49C; (c) notification of the conclusions of a review under section 49E(6); and (d) notification of the conclusions of a review under section 49E(9). (3) But if a notification falling within any of the paragraphs of subsection (2) is given to the appellant, a copy of the notification may also be given to a person acting on behalf of the appellant.

Your change, as a redline

49I Interpretation of sections 49A to 49H

(1) In sections 49A to 49H— (a) “matter in question” means the matter to which an appeal relates; (b) a reference to a notification is a reference to a notification in writing. (2) In sections 49A to 49H, a reference to the appellant includes a person acting on behalf of the appellant except in relation to— (a) notification of HMRC’s view under section 49B(2); (b) notification by HMRC of an offer of review (and of their view of the matter) under section 49C; (c) notification of the conclusions of a review under section 49E(6); and (d) notification of the conclusions of a review under section 49E(9). (3) But if a notification falling within any of the paragraphs of subsection (2) is given to the appellant, a copy of the notification may also be given to a person acting on behalf of the appellant.

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