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Excise Civil Penalties Manual

ECP4000 · Types of penalties: Contents

  • ECP4100 · Types of penalties: Who can be issued with a penalty
  • ECP4200 · Types of penalty: The power to issue geared, fixed and daily penalties
  • ECP4300 · Types of penalty: Interaction with Finance Act 2008 Schedule 41 penalties
  • ECP4400 · Types of penalties: Geared penalties
  • ECP4500 · Types of penalties: Fixed penalties
  • ECP4600 · Types of penalties: Daily penalties
  • ECP4610 · Types of penalties: Daily penalties compliance effect
  • ECP4620 · Types of penalties: Example of how to issue daily penalties over a 28 date period
  • ECP4700 · Types of penalty: Penalty for breach of walking possession agreement
  1. Types of penalties: Contents
  2. Types of penalties: Fixed penalties

ECP4500 | Types of penalties: Fixed penalties

From HM Revenue & Customs · Excise Civil Penalties Manual

The purpose of a fixed penalty is to encourage compliance with regulations such as

  • rendering returns on time

  • conditions of approval

  • record keeping requirements

  • use of rebated oil.

This is not an exhaustive list and you should refer to the specific guidance and regulations for the excise regime.

Anyone who fails to comply with their regulatory obligations may render themselves liable to a penalty of £250 (subject to reasonable excuse).

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