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CH61000 · Penalties for failure to file on time: in what circumstances is a penalty payable

  • CH61100 · Overview
  • CH61120 · Commencement date
  • CH61140 · Filing date
  • CH61141 · Penalties for failure to file on time: rules for specific taxes: excise duty – excise goods for use on ship, aircraft or train as stores: overview
  • CH61160 · Penalty date
  • CH61180 · Filing obligations
  • CH61190 · Who is a person
  • CH61200 · Legislation
  • CH61500 · Reasonable excuse
  • CH61700 · Withdrawal of obligation
  1. Penalties for failure to file on time: in what circumstances is a penalty payable: contents
  2. Penalties for Failure to File on Time: In what circumstances is a penalty payable: Penalty date

CH61160 | Penalties for Failure to File on Time: In what circumstances is a penalty payable: Penalty date

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

The penalty date is the day on which a penalty for failing to file on time first becomes payable.

The first penalty is the initial fixed penalty, see CH62100, CH62340 and CH62720, and becomes payable on the penalty date, which is the day after the filing date. Therefore, the penalty date is always the day after the filing date.

Where a person becomes liable to further penalties because the return or other document remains outstanding for a certain period of time, for example at 6 or 12 months, a further penalty date is not created. Instead the further penalties are incurred at the end of a period from the penalty date. Examples can be found at CH62140, CH62160 and CH62200.

Note: see CH62820 and CH62840 which explain the different rules for Real Time Information Returns.

FA09/SCH55/PARA1

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