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CH190900 · Publishing details of deliberate tax defaulters: publication

  • CH190920 · Introduction
  • CH190940 · When does a qualifying relevant penalty become final
  • CH190960 · When does a qualifying relevant penalty become final - example 1 - penalty assessment
  • CH190980 · When does a qualifying relevant penalty become final - example 2 - contract settlement
  • CH191000 · Time limits
  • CH191010 · Time limits: first publishing a person’s details - one qualifying relevant penalty
  • CH191015 · Time limits: first publishing a person’s details - more than one qualifying relevant penalty
  • CH191020 · Time limits: first publishing a person’s details - more than one qualifying relevant penalty and not all penalties final
  • CH191025 · Time limits: first publishing a person's details - issues unlikely to lead to relevant penalties still to be resolved
  • CH191030 · Time limits: time limit for removing a person’s details from publication
  • CH191040 · Telling the person and inviting representations
  • CH191060 · The decision to publish and appeal rights
  • CH191080 · What we may publish
  • CH191100 · Where we may publish
  1. Publishing details of deliberate tax defaulters: publication: contents
  2. Publishing details of deliberate tax defaulters: publication: when does a qualifying relevant penalty become final - example 2 - contract settlement

CH190980 | Publishing details of deliberate tax defaulters: publication: when does a qualifying relevant penalty become final - example 2 - contract settlement

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

Example

A compliance check into the corporation tax affairs of JKD Tailoring Ltd results in three qualifying relevant penalties. The directors decide to enter into a contract settlement to cover the additional tax and interest due and the penalties. They make a satisfactory offer in June 2014 and we issue the letter of acceptance on 8 July 2014. The qualifying relevant penalties become final on 8 July 2014.

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