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Official guidance
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: Record of decision making

ECP5700 | How to apply the penalties: Record of decision making

From HM Revenue & Customs · Excise Civil Penalties Manual

When issuing a penalty you must record the factors you have taken into account, including the effect on compliance.

You will also need to retain some or all of the following records depending on the circumstances of the case

  • visit reports

  • working papers

  • control / audit notes

  • letters to and from the taxpayer

  • a note of relevant questions you have asked the taxpayer and their replies

  • details of record produced including records such as annual accounts and stock accounts

  • details of notices issued to the taxpayer

  • schedules.

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