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Self Assessment Manual

SAM60000 · Interest, penalties and surcharge: interest

  • SAM60001 · Introduction
  • SAM60020 · Enquiries about and objections to interest
  • SAM60021 · Sending a submission to the interest review unit (IRU) (Action Guide)
  • SAM60030 · Interest charges / repayment supplement
  • SAM60040 · Concessional dates
  • SAM60050 · Amending the relevant date (RD)
  • SAM60051 · Amending the relevant date (RD) (Action Guide)
  • SAM60052 · Amending the relevant date - examples
  • SAM60055 · Effective date of payment
  • SAM60060 · Amending the effective date of payment (EDP)
  • SAM60061 · Amending the effective date of payment (EDP) (Action Guide)
  • SAM60070 · Quality checks
  • SAM60080 · Statutory due dates
  1. Interest, penalties and surcharge: interest: contents
  2. Interest, penalties and surcharge: interest: introduction

SAM60001 | Interest, penalties and surcharge: interest: introduction

From HM Revenue & Customs · Self Assessment Manual

Interest is chargeable on all SA liabilities except on interest itself

  • From the relevant date (RD), the date by which the liability should be paid

  • To the effective date of payment (EDP) (SAM60055), the date on which the payment is regarded as received by HMRC

The SA system automatically calculates the interest payable. The taxpayer statement shows the amount of interest accrued to the date of issue. The actual interest charge will be raised automatically once the underlying liability has been paid and will also appear on the statement.

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The statutory due date (SAM60080) is normally the relevant date unless clerically amended using function AMEND RELEVANT DATES.

A claim to reduce the payments on account does not affect the relevant date.

Interest will continue to accrue throughout recovery proceedings.

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