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Official guidance
Compliance Handbook

CH140000 · Interest

  • CH140100 · Overview
  • CH140110 · How to use this guidance
  • CH140120 · Legislation
  • CH140140 · Commencement date
  • CH140160 · Taxes and duties covered
  • CH140180 · Rates of interest
  • CH140190 · Interest start and end dates
  • CH140200 · Meaning of payment and set off
  • CH140220 · Establishing the number of days of interest
  • CH140240 · Under or by virtue of an enactment
  • CH140260 · Simple interest, not compound
  • CH140280 · Payments by instalment
  • CH140290 · Payments on account
  • CH140295 · Liability to pay interest - no discretion
  • CH140300 · Appeals, mitigation and interest objections
  • CH140310 · Contract settlements involving direct taxes
  • CH140320 · Breathing space
  • CH141000 · Late Payment Interest
  • CH146000 · Repayment interest: contents
  • CH149930 · Summary of special provisions
  • CH149950 · Glossary
  1. Interest: contents
  2. Interest: Commencement date

CH140140 | Interest: Commencement date

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

You must check whether, and from which date, the FA 2009 interest rules apply to the tax or duty you are dealing with. See CH140160 for full details.

The interest provisions in Finance Act 2009

  • charge late payment interest on amounts outstanding, including associated penalties, after the due and payable date, and

  • calculate repayment interest.

The FA 2009 interest rules only apply to a particular tax when a Treasury Order appoints a day from which the rules apply. The interest rules initially only apply to certain taxes. For a full list of the taxes to which the interest rules apply and their commencement dates, see CH140160.

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