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CH29700 · Data gathering: Penalties: Penalty assessments

  • CH29710 · Overview
  • CH29720 · What the assessment notice must include
  • CH29730 · When to issue a penalty assessment
  • CH29740 · When the penalty is payable
  • CH29750 · Appeals against the imposition of a penalty
  • CH29760 · Appeals against the amount of a penalty
  • CH29770 · Process for appeal against the penalty
  1. Data gathering: Penalties: Penalty assessments: contents
  2. Data gathering: Penalties: Penalty assessments: Overview

CH29710 | Data gathering: Penalties: Penalty assessments: Overview

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

If a data-holder fails to comply with a data-holder notice, they may become liable to

  • initial fixed penalty,

  • daily default penalties, or

  • inaccuracy penalties.

The tribunal may also decide to allow the use of increased daily default penalties.

When we assess a penalty, we send the data-holder a penalty assessment notice.

The assessment notice tells the data-holder what they owe and when they must pay it. The penalty is enforceable as if it were income tax charged on an assessment. It does not matter which tax the data-holder notice relates to, all penalties are enforced using the income tax system.

FA11/SCH23/PARA35

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