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Compliance Handbook

CH402000 · Charging Penalties: establishing penalty behaviour

  • CH402050 · Introduction
  • CH402100 · Evidence needed
  • CH402150 · Evasion
  • CH402200 · Identifying the penalty risk
  • CH402250 · Planning what questions to ask: contents
  • CH402300 · Examples of questions to establish behaviour: contents
  • CH402330 · Examples of deliberate behaviour
  • CH402350 · Issuing factsheets and explaining the process
  • CH402400 · Discussing penalties with the person's agent
  • CH402450 · Talking to employees
  • CH402500 · How to ask questions
  • CH402550 · Recording evidence
  • CH402600 · Establishing the penalty position by correspondence
  • CH402650 · Dealing with non-cooperation
  • CH402700 · Evaluating evidence
  • CH402750 · Obtaining information from a third party
  1. Charging Penalties: establishing penalty behaviour: contents
  2. Charging penalties: establishing penalty behaviour: establishing the penalty position by correspondence

CH402600 | Charging penalties: establishing penalty behaviour: establishing the penalty position by correspondence

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

In cases dealt with by correspondence it will usually not be possible or necessary to arrange a face to face meeting with the person to discuss penalty behaviour.

When you find an inaccuracy, you will need to ask for the information you need to establish the penalty behaviour. You can do this by letter or by telephone.

You should send the HRA and penalty factsheets with your letter, see CH402350, or explain them over the telephone.

If the person does not respond to requests for the information you need, follow the guidance at CH402650.

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