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Finance Act 2014

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207 Representations about a follower notice

(1) Where a follower notice is given under section 204, P has 90 days beginning with the day that notice is given to send written representations to HMRC objecting to the notice on the grounds that— (a) Condition A, B or D in section 204 was not met, (b) the judicial ruling specified in the notice is not one which is relevant to the chosen arrangements, or (c) the notice was not given within the period specified in subsection (6) of that section. (2) HMRC must consider any representations made in accordance with subsection (1). (3) Having considered the representations, HMRC must determine whether to— (a) confirm the follower notice (with or without amendment), or (b) withdraw the follower notice, and notify P accordingly.

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207 Representations about a follower notice

(1) Where a follower notice is given under section 204, P has 90 days beginning with the day that notice is given to send written representations to HMRC objecting to the notice on the grounds that— (a) Condition A, B or D in section 204 was not met, (b) the judicial ruling specified in the notice is not one which is relevant to the chosen arrangements, or (c) the notice was not given within the period specified in subsection (6) of that section. (2) HMRC must consider any representations made in accordance with subsection (1). (3) Having considered the representations, HMRC must determine whether to— (a) confirm the follower notice (with or without amendment), or (b) withdraw the follower notice, and notify P accordingly.

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