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SG15300 · Introduction and the law: the law on security: Landfill Tax

  • SG15305 · Power to require security for the payment of LT
  • SG15310 · Meaning of 'registrable person'
  • SG15315 · Meaning of 'taxable activities'
  • SG15320 · Registrable person’s right to a review
  • SG15325 · Time limits for review completion
  • SG15330 · Registrable person’s right to appeal to an independent tribunal following notification of a review conclusion
  • SG15335 · Registrable person’s right to appeal to an independent tribunal
  • SG15340 · Power to determine the amount and form of security
  • SG15345 · Power to include existing debt in the quantum
  • SG15350 · Penalty for failure to provide security
  • SG15355 · Compensation orders against convicted persons
  • SG15360 · Power to proceed against company directors, officers, shadow directors, etc
  • SG15365 · Evidence by certificate
  • SG15370 · Power to direct a registrable person to make monthly returns
  • SG15375 · No appeal allowed against a Notice of Direction to make monthly returns
  1. Introduction and the law: the law on security: Landfill Tax: contents
  2. Introduction and the law: the law on security: Landfill Tax: meaning of 'taxable activities'

SG15315 | Introduction and the law: the law on security: Landfill Tax: meaning of 'taxable activities'

From HM Revenue & Customs · Securities Guidance

Taxable activities are described in paragraph 31 of Schedule 5 to the Finance Act 1996. Under Section 69(1) of the Act, a person carries out ‘taxable activities’ if they

  • make a taxable disposal in respect of which they are liable to pay tax, or

  • permit another person to make a taxable disposal in respect of which they (the first-mentioned person) is liable to pay tax.

Where a taxable disposal is made without the knowledge of the person who is liable to pay the tax in respect of it, they shall be taken to have permitted the disposal (section 69(2) of the Finance Act 1996).

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