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Official guidance
Compliance Handbook

CH81000 · Penalties for Inaccuracies: In what circumstances is a penalty payable

  • CH81001 · Introduction to penalties for inaccuracies
  • CH81011 · Commencement date for FA 2007 penalties
  • CH81012 · Commencement date - part 1
  • CH81013 · Commencement date - Part 2
  • CH81014 · Commencement date - Part 3
  • CH81021 · What taxes do penalties for inaccuracies apply to: Import VAT
  • CH81030 · What period are penalties for inaccuracies charged for
  • CH81040 · Who is a person
  • CH81050 · What is meant by 'giving a document'
  • CH81060 · Which documents do penalties for inaccuracies apply to
  • CH81070 · Conditions for penalty for inaccuracy
  • CH81071 · What is a repayment of tax
  • CH81075 · Inaccuracy due to another person
  • CH81080 · Inaccuracy discovered after document sent to HMRC
  • CH81090 · Under-assessment by HMRC
  • CH81015 · Schedule 24 FA 2007
  1. Penalties for Inaccuracies: In what circumstances is a penalty payable: contents
  2. Penalties for inaccuracies: in what circumstances is a penalty payable: what is meant by 'giving a document'

CH81050 | Penalties for inaccuracies: in what circumstances is a penalty payable: what is meant by 'giving a document'

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

You must check the date from which these rules apply for the tax or duty you are dealing with. See CH81011 for full details.

The law on penalties for inaccuracies provides a wide definition of ‘giving a document’ to HMRC. Communicating information to HMRC in any form and by any method is included.

Examples include

  • post

  • fax

  • by hand

  • e-mail

  • orally, for example by telephone or in a meeting, and

  • use of approved departmental systems, for example the Alcohol, Tobacco Warehousing Declaration (ATWD).

But remember that the document must be of a type listed in the legislation for penalties for inaccuracies, see CH81060.

FA07/SCH24/PARA28 (h)

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