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CH63500 · Penalties for failure to file on time: Calculating the penalty: Calculation process

  • CH63520 · Overview
  • CH63540 · Calculating fixed and daily penalties
  • CH63560 · Penalties for Failure to File on Time: Types of penalties for failure to file on time: Quantifying tax-geared penalties where no return filed
  • CH63580 · Calculating the 6 month further penalty
  • CH63600 · Calculating the 12 month further penalty
  • CH63620 · Calculating the 12 month further penalty - example
  • CH63640 · Calculating the 12 month further penalty where no disclosure
  • CH63660 · Calculating the 12 month further penalty with a disclosure
  • CH63680 · Unprompted disclosure calculation - example
  • CH63700 · Prompted disclosure calculation - example
  • CH63720 · Penalties for Failure to File on Time: Types of penalties for failure to file on time: Calculating the 12 month further penalty - involving an offshore matter
  1. Penalties for failure to file on time: Calculating the penalty: Calculation process: contents
  2. Penalties for Failure to File on Time: Calculating the penalty: Calculation process: Prompted disclosure calculation - example

CH63700 | Penalties for Failure to File on Time: Calculating the penalty: Calculation process: Prompted disclosure calculation - example

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

Terry has filed his return 15 months after the filing date, after being prompted. His failure was deliberate and concealed. The information withheld did not involve an offshore matter. The tax liability (b) resulting from the return is £20,000.

Step 1

The percentage for the quality of the disclosure (d) has been calculated as 70%.

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Step 2

The maximum penalty (f) is 100% and the minimum penalty (g) is 50%.

So the maximum disclosure reduction (e) is

(f) - (g) = (e)

100% - 50% = 50%.

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Step 3

The actual reduction percentage for disclosure (h) is

(e) x (d) = (h)

50% x 70% = 35%.

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Step 4

Penalty percentage (c) is

(f) - (h) = (c)

100% - 35% = 65%.

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Step 5

The penalty (a) is

(b) x (c) = (a)

£20,000 x 65% = £13,000.

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Step 6

£13,000 is larger than the minimum penalty of £300 and so is the amount of penalty incurred.

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