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COM151000 · CT Pay and File: assessments

  • COM151001 · Introduction
  • COM151010 · Amended assessments
  • COM151020 · Arithmetical and other errors in assessment
  • COM151030 · Assessment based on return (PASR)
  • COM151050 · Capital allowances
  • COM151070 · COTAX tolerances
  • COM151080 · Copy of assessments
  • COM151090 · Estimated assessments (PEST)
  • COM151100 · Fastpath assessments
  • COM151110 · Further assessments
  • COM151120 · Invalid assessments
  • COM151121 · Invalid assessments (Action Guide)
  • COM151130 · Losses and ACT
  • COM151140 · Making assessments and penalties on same day
  • COM151150 · Manual assessments
  • COM151170 · Multiple assessments or amendments
  • COM151180 · No assessment required
  • COM151200 · Other assessments
  • COM151210 · Overpayment after making / amending assessment
  • COM151220 · Reissued assessments
  • COM151230 · Small liabilities
  • COM151011 · Functions
  • COM151051 · Legislation
  1. CT Pay and File: assessments: contents
  2. CT Pay and File: assessments: small liabilities

COM151230 | CT Pay and File: assessments: small liabilities

From HM Revenue & Customs · COTAX Manual

When a company receives a notice to deliver, it must deliver a return even if there is little or no liability to tax.

The logging of a return for a CT Pay and File Accounting Period (AP) creates a charge to tax on the COTAX record. You do not need to issue an assessment to create that charge.

However, HMRC agreed with accounting bodies to make an assessment in every case in which income arises.

There is, therefore, no assessing tolerance and you should assess every liability.

Please note that: For exceptions to this general rule see COM23110.

For legislation applying to this subject, see COM151051.

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