A new report reviewing the performance of the Tax Chamber of the First-tier Tribunals (FTT) has been published. It identifies the FTT’s strengths and areas for improvement It has been published by the independent the Tax Law Review Committee (TLRC)
The major causes of dissatisfaction among FTT users include:
- delay
- lack of communication by the FTT administration
- a lack of engagement by some judges during the hearing
- the allocation of cases to judges with the appropriate knowledge or skill.
Source Marcus Ward
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