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CH72600 · Penalties for Failure to Notify: Calculating the penalty: Potential Lost Revenue

  • CH72620 · General
  • CH72640 · Potential overpayments by other persons
  • CH72660 · What is Potential Lost Revenue
  • CH72700 · Income tax and capital gains tax
  • CH72720 · Corporation Tax
  • CH72740 · VAT Registration
  • CH72760 · VAT Registration - traders exempt from registration
  • CH72780 · VAT on acquisition of excise goods or a new means of transport by non-taxable persons
  • CH72800 · Insurance premium tax, Aggregates levy, Climate change levy, Landfill tax, Air passenger duty, Soft drinks industry levy
  • CH72820 · Other duties
  1. Penalties for Failure to Notify: Calculating the penalty: Potential Lost Revenue: contents
  2. Penalties for Failure to Notify: Calculating the penalty: Potential Lost Revenue: General

CH72620 | Penalties for Failure to Notify: Calculating the penalty: Potential Lost Revenue: General

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

The potential lost revenue (PLR) for failure to notify, see CH71220, is the amount of any tax or duty that is unpaid or the tax the person is liable for as a result of the failure.

There are specific rules for calculating the PLR for a failure to notify for most of the main taxes and duties. See CH72660 onwards for the methods for each of the different obligations.

When you calculate the PLR for a person’s (P)’s failure to notify, you do not take into account any tax overpaid by another person because of P’s failure. The only exception to this is where that other person is allowed to adjust their tax liability by reference to P’s liability. There is an example of this at CH72640.

FA08/SCH41/PARA7

FA08/SCH41/PARA11

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