Welfare Benefits and Tax Credits Handbook 2021/22Part 10: General rules for tax credits Chapter 67: Getting a tax credit decision changed
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Chapter 67: Getting a tax credit decision changed
This chapter covers:
1. Revisions (here)
2. Mandatory reconsiderations (here)
3. Appealing to the First-tier Tribunal (here)
4. Appealing to the Upper Tribunal (here)
5. Appealing to the Court of Appeal or Court of Session (here)
Tax credit appeals are heard by the First-tier Tribunal Social Entitlement Chamber, which also deals with social security benefits. Chapters 57 and 58 cover appeals about benefit decisions. This chapter refers you to these when the tax credit rules are the same as the benefit rules.
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