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EM5150 · Penalties: Culpability - Defences

  • EM5151 · Extra Time
  • EM5152 · Reasonable Excuse -Introduction
  • EM5155 · Failure to Notify
  • EM5156 · Failure to Notify: Responses
  • EM5157 · Failure to Notify - Already known to HMRC
  • EM5170 · Failure to Make a Return
  • EM5171 · Failure to Make a Return - Unacceptable Reasons
  • EM5173 · Failure to Make a Return - Information Supplied Elsewhere
  • EM5175 · Failure to Make a Return - Provisional Figures
  • EM5180 · “Innocent Error”
  • EM5181 · “Innocent Error”: Responses
  • EM5182 · “Innocent Error”: Reliance on Third Party
  • EM5183 · Provision of Information and Documents during an Enquiry
  1. Penalties: Culpability - Defences: Contents
  2. Penalties: Culpability - Defences: Failure to Notify

EM5155 | Penalties: Culpability - Defences: Failure to Notify

From HM Revenue & Customs · Enquiry Manual

A taxpayer may claim that they did not notify HMRC because

  • they did not know there was an obligation to notify HMRC (or for 1988-89 to 1994-95 they did not realise that it was necessary to specify each separate source) EM5156

  • they did not know that their income was sufficient to attract a tax liability EM5156

  • HMRC already knew about them EM5157

  • they had telephoned or called at your (or another) HMRC Office and were told there was nothing to do until a return form was received EM5156

  • the liability depended on technical considerations (for example, a chargeable gain arising on a deemed disposal)

  • they had been ill, absent or had family or other problems EM5156.

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