Originally posted by Concerned
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the time limit depends on whether you are deemed to have been 'careless' in your conduct. Below is from the HMRC website, self-assessment handbook
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SALF411 - Enquiries into Tax Returns: time limits for discovery assessments
Section 34(1)
In any case of incomplete disclosure without careless or deliberate conduct the time limit for a discovery assessment is not later than 4 years after the end of the tax year to which it relates.
Section 36(1) and (1A)
In any case involving a loss of tax brought about carelessly, the time limit for making a discovery assessment is not later than 6 years after the end of tax year to which the assessment relates.
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You may wish to seek legal advice as to whether the assessment you have received is enforceable, but bear in mind that you only have 30 days to appeal
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