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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM517000 · Debt and return pursuit: SA: daily penalties

  • DMBM517010 · Introduction to late-filing penalties
  • DMBM517020 · Considering raising a daily penalty
  • DMBM517030 · Preparing for a Tribunal hearing
  • DMBM517035 · Withdrawing the case from the tribunal
  • DMBM517040 · The tribunal hearing for daily penalties
  • DMBM517050 · Imposing the daily penalty
  • DMBM517060 · Enforcing the daily penalty
  • DMBM517070 · Continuing daily penalties
  • DMBM517080 · Appeals against daily penalties
  • DMBM517090 · Penalty and appeal legislation
  1. Debt and return pursuit: SA: daily penalties: contents
  2. Debt and return pursuit: SA: daily penalties: enforcing the daily penalty

DMBM517060 | Debt and return pursuit: SA: daily penalties: enforcing the daily penalty

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Once the due date has passed and after the issue of the IDMS10 enforcement warning letter the penalty charge will appear on one of your enforcement worklists.

You should

  • telephone the taxpayer and

  • press for payment and the return if it remains outstanding

  • warn of enforcement and the possibility of charging further penalties if the return is not filed. (Continuing Daily penalties for 2009-10 and prior, tax geared penalties minimum £300 each for 2010-11 onwards SAM61200).

If the penalty remains outstanding then you should

  • perform the Quality Gateway checks and if suitable

  • transfer the debt work items to Field Force.

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