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INTM251000 · Controlled Foreign Companies: How the corporate tax regime works for CFCs

  • INTM251100 · CFC supplementary pages
  • INTM251200 · When to make a return in respect of a CFC
  • INTM251300 · How to complete the CFC supplementary pages
  • INTM251500 · HMRC enquiries: records
  • INTM251600 · HMRC enquiries: penalties
  • INTM251700 · Appeals
  • INTM251800 · Notice of liability
  • INTM251900 · Clearances: General
  • INTM252000 · Clearances: What to include in the application
  • INTM252100 · Clearances: Further information necessary for specific Chapters
  • INTM252200 · Clearances: Where to send applications
  • INTM251400 · CFC supplementary pages (form CT600B reproduced)
  1. Controlled Foreign Companies: How the corporate tax regime works for CFCs: Contents
  2. Controlled Foreign Companies: How the corporate tax regime works for CFCs: HMRC enquiries: penalties

INTM251600 | Controlled Foreign Companies: How the corporate tax regime works for CFCs: HMRC enquiries: penalties

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

For a return or other document which is due to be filed on or after 1 April 2009, relating to a tax period beginning on or after 1 April 2008, FA07/SCH24/PARA1 (penalties for errors) will apply to the CFC supplementary page as it applies to the rest of the return. This renders companies liable to a penalty where they deliver an incorrect return or, on discovering that a return is incorrect, do not remedy the error without reasonable delay. (Returns due to be filed before 1 April 2009 were governed by the previous penalty regime under FA98/SCH18/PARA20.)

The maximum penalty is calculated by applying an appropriate percentage to the potential lost revenue as a result of putting right an inaccuracy. Full details of these penalties are found in the Compliance Handbook.

The imposition of penalties is subject to the oversight of Business, Assets & International Base Protection Policy team. Before a penalty is imposed under FA07/SCH24/PARA1 in respect of a CFC return the following will be taken fully into account:

  • the information that should reasonably have been available to the company making the return,

  • the understanding of the legislation that might reasonably be expected and

  • the company’s justification for taking an alternative interpretation of facts or legislation.

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