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CH63100 · Penalties for failure to file on time: Calculating the penalty: Penalty reductions for disclosure

  • CH63120 · Overview
  • CH63140 · Unprompted and prompted disclosure
  • CH63160 · Penalties for failure to file on time: Penalty deductions for disclosure: Determining unprompted or prompted disclosure
  • CH63180 · Examples of unprompted or prompted disclosure
  • CH63200 · The penalty percentage ranges and minimum penalties
  • CH63220 · Quality of disclosure
  • CH63240 · Determining the quality of disclosure
  • CH63260 · Telling
  • CH63280 · Helping
  • CH63300 · Giving access
  • CH63310 · Timing of the disclosure
  • CH63320 · Determining the quality of disclosure - Examples
  • CH63340 · Disclosure involving an offshore matter
  1. Penalties for failure to file on time: Calculating the penalty: Penalty reductions for disclosure: contents
  2. Penalties for Failure to File on Time: Calculating the penalty: Penalty reductions for disclosure: Unprompted and prompted disclosure

CH63140 | Penalties for Failure to File on Time: Calculating the penalty: Penalty reductions for disclosure: Unprompted and prompted disclosure

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

A disclosure is unprompted if, when the person made it, they had no reason to believe that we had discovered or were about to discover the information that they withheld by failing to make the return.

Otherwise it is a prompted disclosure. We want to encourage unprompted disclosures.

You need to consider all the facts before deciding whether a disclosure is unprompted or prompted. You should apply a common sense approach in deciding whether or not a disclosure is unprompted and avoid making hasty judgements.

For guidance on how to decide whether a disclosure is unprompted or prompted, see CH63160.

FA09/SCH55/PARA14 (3)

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