CH122170 | Offshore matters: asset-based penalties: definitions: combined penalty
From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook
A penalty that relates to both offshore matters and domestic matters is a ‘combined penalty’.
The penalty is referred to as a ‘combined penalty’ if a penalty is charged under
Paragraph 1 Sch 24 FA 2007
Paragraph 1 Sch 41 FA 2008
Paragraph 6 Sch 55 FA 2009
When calculating offshore PLR:
Income and gains relating to domestic matters are taken to have been taxed before income and gains relating to offshore matters and offshore transfers.
Income and gains relating to taxes that are not capital gains tax, inheritance tax or asset-based income tax are taken to have been taxed before income and gains relating to capital gains tax, inheritance tax and asset-based income tax.
Income and gains relating to asset-based income tax are to be taken to have been taxed before offshore income and gains relating to capital gains tax.
If it cannot be determined
whether income or gains relate to an offshore matter or offshore transfer or to a domestic matter, or
whether income or gains relate to capital gains tax, asset-based income tax or inheritance tax,
then a just and reasonable apportionment shall be made.