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Official guidance
Excise Civil Penalties Manual

ECP1000 · Introduction: Contents

  • ECP1100 · Introduction: Scope of this guidance
  • ECP1200 · Introduction: Sch 41 penalties for failure to notify and VAT & Excise wrongdoing
  • ECP1250 · Introduction: Schedule 36 penalties
  • ECP1300 · Introduction: Conduct involving dishonesty
  • ECP1400 · Introduction: Release of information: Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FoIA)
  • ECP1500 · Introduction: Background to excise civil penalties
  • ECP1600 · Introduction: Legislation covering excise civil penalties
  • ECP1700 · Introduction: Where to go for advice
  1. Introduction: Contents
  2. Introduction: Conduct involving dishonesty

ECP1300 | Introduction: Conduct involving dishonesty

From HM Revenue & Customs · Excise Civil Penalties Manual

Civil evasion penalties for evasion of excise duty under FA1994 Section 8 were repealed by FA 2008 Schedule 40 para 21(d)(i) with effect from 1 April 2009 for

  • conduct involving dishonesty which relates to an inaccuracy in a document or a failure to notify HMRC of an under assessment by HMRC, or

  • conduct involving dishonesty which gives rise to a failure to notify penalty or a VAT and Excise wrongdoing penalty under Schedule 41 FA 2008.

Contraventions relating to returns or documents with tax period beginning on or after 1 April 2009 and which are due to be filed on or after 1 April 2010 may be subject to a deliberate Schedule 24 Finance Act 2007 inaccuracy penalty, see CH81013.

Contraventions relating to obligations for a failure to notify arising on or after 1 April 2010 or a VAT and Excise wrongdoing act done on or after 1 April 2010 may be subject to a deliberate Schedule 41 Finance Act 2008 inaccuracy penalty, see CH91100.

Contraventions involving dishonesty that do not involve an inaccuracy in a document or failure to notify HMRC of an under assessment or failure to notify or VAT and Excise wrongdoing are still subject to the provisions of FA 1994 Section 8.

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