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Excise Civil Penalties Manual

ECP5000 · How to apply the penalties: Contents

  • ECP5100 · How to apply penalties: Decision making
  • ECP5200 · How to apply the penalties: Decision Flowcharts
  • ECP5300 · How to apply the penalties: Establishing and quantifying the contravention
  • ECP5400 · How to apply the penalty: The compliance package
  • ECP5500 · How to apply the penalties: Consideration of fraud
  • ECP5600 · How to apply the penalties: Double Jeopardy
  • ECP5700 · How to apply the penalties: Record of decision making
  • ECP5800 · How to apply the penalties: Multiple contraventions
  • ECP5810 · How to apply the penalties: Broad categories of multiple contraventions
  1. How to apply the penalties: Contents
  2. How to apply the penalties: Establishing and quantifying the contravention

ECP5300 | How to apply the penalties: Establishing and quantifying the contravention

From HM Revenue & Customs · Excise Civil Penalties Manual

If you think that a taxpayer’s conduct has rendered them liable to a fixed or geared penalty, it is important to identify the contravention at the outset and establish whether it is subject to a civil penalty, see ECP3000.

You may only impose fixed and geared penalties for such contraventions. The procedures to follow when identifying the contravention, and considering whether it is liable to fixed or geared penalties are outlined in this section.

You should also consider at this stage whether any conduct which is liable to a fixed or geared penalty (e.g. regulatory breach) is the consequence of fraud.

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