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CH122100 · Offshore matters: asset-based penalties: definitions

  • CH122110 · Asset-based income
  • CH122120 · Standard offshore tax penalty - failure to correct penalty
  • CH122130 · Tax year to which standard offshore tax penalty or failure to correct penalty relates
  • CH122140 · Offshore matter
  • CH122150 · Offshore transfer
  • CH122160 · Offshore potential lost revenue
  • CH122170 · Combined penalty
  • CH122180 · Investigation period and penalty restrictions
  1. Offshore matters: asset-based penalties: definitions: contents
  2. Offshore matters: asset-based penalties: definitions: tax year to which standard offshore tax penalty or failure to correct penalty relates

CH122130 | Offshore matters: asset-based penalties: definitions: tax year to which standard offshore tax penalty or failure to correct penalty relates

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

The tax year to which the standard offshore tax penalty relates is dependent on the type of underlying penalty.

Schedule 24 FA 2007 paragraph 1 - Inaccuracy in taxpayer’s document

  • The tax year for income tax or capital gains tax is the tax year to which the document containing the inaccuracy relates.

  • For inheritance tax, the tax year is the year, beginning on 6 April and ending on the following 5 April, in which the liability to tax first arose.

Schedule 41 FA 2008 paragraph 1 - Failure to notify

  • The tax year to which the obligation to notify relates.

Schedule 55 FA 2009 paragraph 6 - Penalty for failure to make a return more than 12 months after the filing date

  • The tax year for income tax or capital gains tax is the tax year to which the return or document relates.

  • For inheritance tax the tax year is the year, beginning on 6 April and ending on the following 5 April, in the year in which the liability to tax first arose. The tax year to which the failure to correct penalty relates is dependent on the date of the original non-compliance.

Schedule 18 FA (No2) 2017 paragraph 1 – penalty for failure to correct relevant offshore tax non-compliance

  • The tax year for income tax or capital gains tax is the tax year to which the failure or inaccuracy constituting the relevant offshore tax non-compliance in question relates.

  • For inheritance tax the tax year is the year, beginning on 6 April and ending on the following 5 April, in which the liability to tax first arose.

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