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CH122000 · Offshore matters: asset-based penalties

  • CH122010 · Overview
  • CH122020 · Circumstances when an asset-based penalty is chargeable
  • CH122060 · Circumstances when an asset-based penalty is chargeable - example
  • CH122100 · Definitions
  • CH122300 · Identification and valuation of assets
  • CH122500 · Calculating the standard amount
  • CH122550 · Maximum penalty reduction for disclosure
  • CH122575 · Reductions for disclosure - quality of disclosure
  • CH122600 · Penalty reduction for prompted or unprompted disclosure
  • CH122625 · Reduction for disclosure - prompted or unprompted
  • CH122700 · Assessment process
  • CH122725 · Calculating the penalty
  • CH122750 · Assessing the penalty
  • CH122800 · Appeal rights and processes
  • CH122650 · Special reduction
  1. Offshore matters: asset-based penalties: contents
  2. Offshore matters: asset-based penalties: assessment process

CH122700 | Offshore matters: asset-based penalties: assessment process

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

When assessing a taxpayer for an asset-based penalty HMRC must:

  • assess the penalty, and

  • notify the taxpayer.

The notice must include:

  • the year to which the penalty relates, and

  • the investigation period within which that tax year falls. For more information on investigation periods, see CH122180.

It is important to note that the standard offshore tax penalty or penalties should be assessed before any relating asset-based penalty.

A penalty must be paid within 30 days of the penalty notification being issued.

Further guidance on calculating the penalty can be found at CH122725.

Further guidance on assessing the penalty can be found at CH122750.

FA 2016/Sch 22/Para 15

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