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Inheritance Tax Manual

IHTM29000 · Enquiry procedures and yield

  • IHTM29001 · Summary
  • IHTM29011 · Enquiries: summary
  • IHTM29012 · Enquiries: what constitutes an enquiry?
  • IHTM29013 · Enquiries: what does not constitute an enquiry?
  • IHTM29014 · Enquiries: referrals to specialists
  • IHTM29025 · Enquiries: penalty enquiries
  • IHTM29026 · Enquiries: late accounts
  • IHTM29031 · Enquiries: selecting a case for enquiry
  • IHTM29070 · Yield: summary
  • IHTM29151 · Governance: caseworking
  • IHTM29152 · Governance: management
  • IHTM29153 · Governance: review of high-yield cases
  • IHTM29154 · Governance: independent validation checks
  • IHTM29155 · Governance: validating risk assessment
  1. Enquiry procedures and yield: contents
  2. Enquiries: penalty enquiries

IHTM29025 | Enquiries: penalty enquiries

From HM Revenue & Customs · Inheritance Tax Manual

Whenever you contact a taxpayer, or their agent, to clarify or question the reasons why an asset was omitted, or under-valued in the original account, that is an enquiry (IHTM29011). The penalties section (IHTM36000) of this manual tells you when you should seek a penalty.

Imposing a penalty for the late delivery of an account (IHTM29013) does not amount to opening an enquiry. If you then challenge aspects of the late account you will need to open an enquiry at that stage.

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