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CH94500 · Penalties for VAT and Excise Wrongdoing: Calculating the penalty: Reducing the penalty

  • CH94600 · Introduction
  • CH94650 · Unprompted or prompted disclosure
  • CH94700 · Determining unprompted or prompted disclosure
  • CH94750 · Unprompted or prompted disclosure: Examples
  • CH94800 · Maximum and minimum penalty percentages
  • CH94850 · Quality of disclosure
  • CH94900 · Determining the quality of disclosure
  • CH94950 · Determining the quality of disclosure: Example
  • CH95000 · Telling
  • CH95050 · Helping
  • CH95100 · Giving access
  • CH95110 · Timing of the disclosure
  1. Penalties for VAT and Excise Wrongdoing: Calculating the penalty: Reducing the penalty: contents
  2. Penalties for VAT and Excise Wrongdoing: Calculating the penalty: Reducing the penalty: Determining the quality of disclosure: Example

CH94950 | Penalties for VAT and Excise Wrongdoing: Calculating the penalty: Reducing the penalty: Determining the quality of disclosure: Example

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

When you asked Habika for further information she initially denied any knowledge of the invoices and refused to allow access to any of her business records. You persisted, and eventually she provided details about all the invoices. There was some delay in providing the relevant documents to enable you to establish the total amount she had charged as VAT.

The quality of the disclosure is decided as

Telling15%(of the full 30% see CH95000)
Helping25%(of the full 40% see CH95050)
Giving access20%(of the full 30% see CH95100)
Total60%(of the full 100%)

So the quality of disclosure is 60%.

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