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Compliance Handbook

CH81100 · Penalties for Inaccuracies: Types of inaccuracy

  • CH81110 · The four types of inaccuracy
  • CH81120 · What is reasonable care
  • CH81122 · What is reasonable care - inaccuracies relating to avoidance arrangements
  • CH81123 · What is reasonable care - disqualified advice relating to avoidance arrangements
  • CH81124 · What is reasonable care - avoidance arrangements
  • CH81125 · Reliance on another person
  • CH81130 · Inaccuracy despite taking reasonable care
  • CH81131 · Inaccuracy despite taking reasonable care no penalty due - Examples
  • CH81140 · Careless Inaccuracy
  • CH81141 · Correction of errors for indirect taxes
  • CH81142 · Correction of errors for indirect taxes - monetary limits
  • CH81143 · Correction of errors for indirect taxes reasonable steps to notify - examples
  • CH81145 · Examples of careless inaccuracy
  • CH81150 · Deliberate but not concealed inaccuracy
  • CH81151 · Examples of deliberate but not concealed inaccuracy
  • CH81160 · Deliberate and concealed inaccuracy
  • CH81161 · Examples of deliberate and concealed
  • CH81165 · Inaccuracy attributable to another person
  • CH81166 · Actions of another person
  • CH81167 · Actions of another person supplying or withholding information
  • CH81168 · Intentions of another person - Examples
  • CH81170 · Under- assessment by HMRC
  • CH81180 · Onus of proof
  • CH81190 · Level of proof
  • CH81195 · Quality of evidence: poor co-operation
  1. Penalties for Inaccuracies: Types of inaccuracy: contents
  2. Penalties for Inaccuracies: Types of inaccuracy: Correction of errors for indirect taxes - monetary limits

CH81142 | Penalties for Inaccuracies: Types of inaccuracy: Correction of errors for indirect taxes - monetary limits

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 indirect tax error correction limits, below which errors can be adjusted in the return for the period of discovery, are as follows. These limits apply to errors discovered in accounting periods beginning on or after 1 July 2008.

Value Added Tax (VAT)

The net value of the error must not exceed the greater of

  • £10,000, or

  • 1% of the box 6 figure on the VAT return for the period of discovery, subject to an upper limit of £50,000.

Insurance Premium Tax (IPT)

The value of the errors must not exceed the greater of

  • £10,000, or

  • 1% of the box 10 figure on the IPT return for the period of discovery, subject to an upper limit of £50,000.

Air Passenger Duty (APD)

The value of the errors must not exceed the greater of

  • £10,000, or

  • 1% of APD (before adjustment for previous errors) due on the APD return for the period of discovery, subject to an upper limit of £50,000.

Landfill Tax, Climate Change Levy and Aggregates Levy

Where the person is registered for VAT, the value of the errors must not exceed the greater of

  • £10,000, or

  • 1% of the box 6 figure on the VAT return for the period of discovery, subject to an upper limit of £50,000.

If the person is not liable to be registered for VAT there is a single limit of £10,000.

Machine Games Duty (MGD)

Where the person is registered for MGD, and not more than four years has passed since the date that the return was due, the value of the errors must not exceed the greater of

  • £10,000, or

  • 1% of the total net takings from dutiable machine games in the period of discovery, subject to an upper limit of £50,000.

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