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CH154050 · Penalties for Failure to Pay on Time: Rules for specific taxes: Registered Pension Scheme (RPS): Penalties

  • CH154100 · Failure to pay all or part of amounts due - overview
  • CH154120 · Failure to pay all or part of amounts due - initial penalty
  • CH154140 · Failure to pay all or part of amounts due - further penalties
  • CH154160 · Failure to pay all or part of amounts due - total penalties
  • CH154180 · Example
  • CH154200 · Assessments in absence of a return, amendments and corrections
  1. Penalties for Failure to Pay on Time: Rules for specific taxes: Registered Pension Scheme (RPS): Penalties: contents
  2. Penalties for Failure to Pay on Time: Rules for specific taxes: Registered Pension Scheme (RPS): Penalties: Assessments in absence of a return, amendments and corrections

CH154200 | Penalties for Failure to Pay on Time: Rules for specific taxes: Registered Pension Scheme (RPS): Penalties: Assessments in absence of a return, amendments and corrections

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

A person is liable to a penalty where they pay late an amount of income tax under the Registered Pension Scheme (RPS) that results from

  • HMRC issuing an assessment in the absence of a return, or

  • the person amending their return to correct an inaccuracy.

See below for what the penalty date is for each of these.

Assessment made in the absence of a return

Where we have issued an assessment in the absence of a return for a period, the penalty date is 31 days after the due date that would have applied if the income tax had been shown on a timely return for that period.

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Assessment, other than in absence of a return, and amendment or correction of a return

Where further tax is due and payable resulting from an assessment, amendment or correction of a return, the penalty date is 31 days after the due date for this further tax. The person is liable to an initial penalty of 5% of the amount unpaid at the penalty date.

Note that if a person makes an amendment or correction to a return, this may indicate that the original return was incorrect and that they may be liable to an inaccuracy penalty under Schedule 24 FA07.

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