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Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme

AWRS120000 · Raising a penalty assessment

  • AWRS120100 · Overview
  • AWRS120200 · When you must tell the person of the penalty
  • AWRS120300 · Enforcement of a penalty
  • AWRS120400 · Company and company officers - officer of a company liable to a penalty
  • AWRS120500 · Deliberate trading without approval attributable to an officer of the company
  • AWRS120600 · What is a company?
  • AWRS120700 · Who is a company officer?
  • AWRS120800 · Company and company officer penalties: personal gain
  • AWRS120900 · Insolvency or imminent insolvency
  • AWRS121000 · Amount of company officer's liability
  • AWRS121100 · Notice of liability
  1. Raising a penalty assessment: contents
  2. Raising a penalty assessment: amount of company officer's liability

AWRS121000 | Raising a penalty assessment: amount of company officer's liability

From HM Revenue & Customs · Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme

The proportion of the company penalty you should pursue each liable officer for, will depend on the circumstances. This may be all or part of the company penalty.

For detailed guidance see CH406200.

You must not however pursue payment of an increased proportion from one liable officer simply because another liable officer fails to pay.

Remember that the penalty is assessed on the company. Even where we have issued a personal liability notice, if the company pays the penalty that is the end of the matter. We do not then pursue the liable officers for payment.

Where Debt Management and Banking have exhausted all collection channels in relation to the amount of a penalty that has been apportioned to a company officer they will revert to collecting the apportioned penalty from the company.

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