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Customs Civil Penalties Guidance

CCPG27200 · Penalty notice: considering whether to issue a penalty notice

  • CCPG27210 · What is a penalty notice
  • CCPG27220 · The Customs Penalty Action Checklist
  • CCPG27230 · Checking whether we are within time limits for a penalty
  • CCPG27240 · Establishing who is to be penalised
  • CCPG27250 · Considering any previous action taken
  • CCPG27260 · Considering reasonable excuse
  • CCPG27270 · Considering overall whether a penalty is the best way of achieving compliance
  • CCPG27280 · Example of a decision to charge a penalty
  • CCPG27290 · Seeking advice from the PN301 Team
  1. Penalty notice: considering whether to issue a penalty notice: contents
  2. Penalty notice: considering whether to issue a penalty notice: what is a penalty notice

CCPG27210 | Penalty notice: considering whether to issue a penalty notice: what is a penalty notice

From HM Revenue & Customs · Customs Civil Penalties Guidance

A Customs Civil penalty (CCP) notice tells the person who has contravened customs law

  • the date the contravention was identified, the detail of the contravention(s) the date the contravention occurred, the category of contravention (for example, poor compliance, serious error) and the amount of the penalty.

  • that should broadly similar contraventions occur within a 2 year period we may issue a further penalty notice.

  • the specific detail of the corrective steps that we expect them to take so that they comply with the requirements of the law in future.

After 2 years from the date of the penalty notice, its effect as a warning lapses. So if they make a broadly similar contravention after this time, we consider that contravention and our approach to it without reference to the earlier CCP action.

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