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What you can and can't appeal against
If you disagree with an amount HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) asks you to pay, you have the right to appeal.
There is however, no right of appeal against the interest HMRC charges for late receipt of any payments that are due.
You can read more about how to appeal against a payment notice you disagree with in the HMRC guidance below.
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