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Company Taxation Manual

CTM95300 · Corporation Tax self assessment: Revenue determination

  • CTM95305 · CTSA: Revenue determination: Power to make
  • CTM95310 · CTSA: Revenue determination: Timing
  • CTM95320 · CTSA: Revenue determination: Period for which made
  • CTM95330 · CTSA: Revenue determination: When of no effect
  • CTM95340 · CTSA: Revenue Determination: Review
  • CTM95350 · CTSA: Revenue determination: Filing date ascertainable?
  • CTM95360 · CTSA: Revenue determination: partial compliance with notice to deliver
  • CTM95370 · CTSA: Revenue determination: Dates payable
  • CTM95380 · CTSA: Revenue determination: Enforcement power
  • CTM95390 · CTSA: Revenue determination: Time limit
  • CTM95400 · CTSA: Revenue determination: Superseded by SA
  • CTM95410 · CTSA: Revenue determination: Proceedings for tax started: company makes return
  • CTM95430 · CTSA: Revenue determination: Negative amounts
  • CTM95440 · CTSA: Revenue determination: Conclusiveness of amount
  • CTM95420 · CTSA: Revenue determination: Estimated assessments
  • CTM95450 · CTSA: Revenue determination: What to determine
  • CTM95460 · CTSA: Revenue determination: Estimated determination
  • CTM95470 · CTSA: Revenue determination: Finality
  1. Corporation Tax self assessment: Revenue determination: contents
  2. CTSA: Revenue determination: Enforcement power

CTM95380 | CTSA: Revenue determination: Enforcement power

From HM Revenue & Customs · Company Taxation Manual

A Revenue determination has the same effect for enforcement purposes as an SA - FA98/SCH18/PARA39. ‘Enforcement purposes’ means the purposes of:

  • the following parts of TMA70:

    • Part VA (payment),

    • Part VI (collection and recovery),

    • Part IX (interest on overdue tax), and

    • Part XI (miscellaneous and supplementary provisions),

  • the provisions of Schedule 18 imposing tax-related penalties,

  • the provisions of the Corporation Taxes Acts enabling unpaid tax assessed on a company to be assessed on other persons.

The period for which you make the determination is treated for these purposes as an accounting period of the company, even if in the case of a determination under:

  • FA98/SCH18/PARA36 - you have insufficient information to determine what the accounting period is.

  • FA98/SCH18/PARA37 - you have insufficient information to determine whether the outstanding period is an accounting period

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