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CH73000 · Penalties for Failure to Notify: Calculating the penalty: Penalty reductions for quality of disclosure

  • CH73100 · Introduction
  • CH73120 · Unprompted and prompted disclosure
  • CH73140 · Determining unprompted or prompted disclosure
  • CH73160 · Examples of unprompted or prompted disclosure
  • CH73180 · Non-deliberate failure disclosed within 12 months
  • CH73200 · Maximum and minimum penalties for each type of behaviour
  • CH73220 · Quality of disclosure
  • CH73240 · Determining the quality of disclosure
  • CH73260 · Determining the quality of disclosure - Examples
  • CH73300 · Telling
  • CH73320 · Helping
  • CH73340 · Giving access
  • CH73360 · Timing of the disclosure
  • CH73210 · Penalties for failure to notify: calculating the penalty: penalty reductions for disclosure: maximum and minimum penalties for failure to notify involving an offshore matter and income tax or capital gains tax
  1. Penalties for Failure to Notify: Calculating the penalty: Penalty reductions for quality of disclosure: contents
  2. Penalties for Failure to Notify: Calculating the penalty: Penalty reductions for quality of disclosure: Examples of unprompted or prompted disclosure

CH73160 | Penalties for Failure to Notify: Calculating the penalty: Penalty reductions for quality of disclosure: Examples of unprompted or prompted disclosure

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

Example 1

Simon inherits a property from his Grandmother. He decides to rent the property rather than sell. Simon receives the rental income from June 2009 but he does not notify us. In January 2011 following a national campaign by HMRC to remind people to send in their SA returns Simon decides to contact us and declare his rental income. As Simon had no reason to believe we were looking at his tax affairs this is an unprompted disclosure.

Example 2

Simon inherits a property from his Grandmother. He decides to rent the property rather than sell. Simon receives the rental income from June 2009 but he does not notify us. In January 2011 he receives a letter from us asking if he is receiving rental income. Simon realises that we have some information with regards to this so decides to tell us of the rent. This is a prompted disclosure because we made contact with him.

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