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SG15500 · Introduction and the law: the law on security: Climate Change Levy

  • SG15505 · Power to require security for the payment of Climate Change Levy
  • SG15510 · Person’s right to a review
  • SG15515 · Time limits for review completion
  • SG15520 · Person’s right to appeal to an independent tribunal following notification of review conclusion
  • SG15525 · Person’s right to appeal to an independent tribunal
  • SG15530 · Power to determine the amount and manner of security
  • SG15535 · Power to include existing debt in the quantum
  • SG15540 · Penalty for failure to provide security
  • SG15545 · Compensation orders against convicted persons
  • SG15550 · Power to proceed against company directors, officers, shadow directors, etc
  • SG15555 · Evidence by certificate
  • SG15560 · Power to direct a person to make monthly returns
  1. Introduction and the law: the law on security: Climate Change Levy: contents
  2. Introduction and the law: the law on security: Climate Change Levy: penalty for failure to provide security

SG15540 | Introduction and the law: the law on security: Climate Change Levy: penalty for failure to provide security

From HM Revenue & Customs · Securities Guidance

Paragraph 139(3) of Schedule 6 to the Finance Act 2000 provides

139(3) A person who is liable to account for the levy on a taxable supply that he makes is guilty of an offence if, at the time the supply is made-

(a) he has been required to give security under this paragraph; and

(b) he has not complied with that requirement.

Paragraph 139(4) of Schedule 6 to the Finance Act 2000 provides

139(4) A person who is liable to account for the levy on a taxable supply that another person makes to him is guilty of an offence if he makes any arrangements for the making of the supply at a time when-

(a) he has been required to give security under this paragraph; and

(b) he has not complied with that requirement.

Paragraph 139(5) of Schedule 6 provides

A person guilty of an offence under this paragraph shall be liable, on summary conviction, to a penalty of level 5 on the standard scale.

Under section 37 of the Criminal Justice Act 1982 (as amended by Section 17(1) of the Criminal Justice Act 1991), a penalty of level 5 is currently £5,000.

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