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CH62300 · Penalties for failure to file on time: Types of penalties for failure to file on time: CIS returns

  • CH62320 · Overview
  • CH62340 · Initial fixed penalties
  • CH62360 · Second fixed penalties
  • CH62380 · 6 month further penalties
  • CH62400 · 12 month further penalties
  • CH62500 · Gross payment only
  • CH62520 · Special provisions when new to CIS
  1. Penalties for failure to file on time: Types of penalties for failure to file on time: CIS returns: contents
  2. Penalties for Failure to File on Time: Types of penalties for failure to file on time: CIS returns: Gross payment only

CH62500 | Penalties for Failure to File on Time: Types of penalties for failure to file on time: CIS returns: Gross payment only

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

This page only applies to the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS).

Where a CIS return only relates to persons registered for ‘gross payment’, within the meaning of Chapter 3 of Part 3 of FA 2004, there would be no liability on which to calculate a tax-geared penalty after 6 months, see CH62380, or 12 months, see CH62480. In these cases the person is liable to a fixed amount penalty.

The following penalties apply for returns only relating to gross payments.

  • An initial fixed penalty of £100 applies on the penalty date, see CH62340.

  • A second fixed penalty of £200 applies 2 months after the penalty date, see CH62360.

  • The 6 month further penalty is the minimum £300, because there is no liability resulting from the return on which to calculate the 5% penalty, see CH62380.

  • The 12 month further penalty depends on whether, by failing to deliver the return, the person deliberately withholds information relating to persons registered for gross payment.

  • If information is deliberately withheld, it can be either

  • ‘deliberate and concealed’ - if the person deliberately withholds information and makes arrangements to conceal the fact that the information has been withheld, the penalty is £3,000, or

  • ‘deliberate but not concealed’ - if the person deliberately withholds the information but does not make arrangements to conceal the fact that the information has been withheld, the penalty is £1,500.

  • If information is not deliberately withheld the penalty is £300.

There is no reduction to the penalty if the person makes a disclosure, see CH63100.

FA09/SCH55/PARA11(5)

FA09/SCH55/PARA12

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