Guernsey Tax Tribunal
The Guernsey Tax Tribunal is an independent appeal body set up to hear income tax appeals which cannot otherwise be resolved. The members of the Tribunal are completely independent of the Income Tax Department.
The Tribunal is administered by a Clerk, usually a qualified lawyer, who convenes meetings, keeps records and advises the Tribunal on questions of law and practice. The Clerk handles most communications on behalf of the Tribunal.
The Tribunal's role and how it determines appeals is set out more fully in the Notes for Appellants which can be found at the bottom of this page.
Legislation
Details of the Legislation regarding Income Tax can be found at Income Tax legislation
Practice Directions
From time to time the President of the Tribunal will issue Practice Directions. These documents can be found at the bottom of this page.
Guidance Notes
From time to time the President of the Tribunal will issue specific Guidance Notes on individual subjects. These documents can be found at the bottom of this page.
Document downloads
Guernsey Tax Tribunal - notes for appellants
Tax Documents
Guernsey Tax Tribunal - notes for appellants on human rights
Tax Documents
Guernsey Tax Tribunal - notes for appellants on surcharges
Tax Documents
Guernsey Tax Tribunal Practice Direction
I of 2012
Guernsey Tax Tribunal - Notes for appellants on penalties
Guidance on appeals against the levy of a tax penalty
Clerk To The Guernsey Tax Tribunal
Sir Charles Frossard House, La Charroterie, St Peter Port, Guernsey, GY1 1FH, Channel IslandsTel: +44 1481 717000 Email: taxtribunal@gov.gg






