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Official guidance
Self Assessment Manual

SAM62000 · Interest, penalties and surcharge: surcharge

  • SAM62001 · Introduction
  • SAM62010 · Advising and warning the taxpayer
  • SAM62020 · Appeals against surcharge
  • SAM62021 · Appeals against surcharge (Decision Makers Action Guide)
  • SAM62022 · Business Review Unit (BRU)
  • SAM62030 · Effects of amendments to relevant dates for interest
  • SAM62031 · Effects of amendments to relevant dates for interest (Action Guide)
  • SAM62050 · Imposing and amending surcharge
  • SAM62060 · Time to pay and surcharge
  • SAM62070 · TTP start and end dates
  • SAM62080 · Surcharge trigger date
  1. Interest, penalties and surcharge: surcharge: contents
  2. Interest, penalties and surcharge: surcharge: effects of amendments to relevant dates for interest

SAM62030 | Interest, penalties and surcharge: surcharge: effects of amendments to relevant dates for interest

From HM Revenue & Customs · Self Assessment Manual

This guidance applies to 2009-10 and earlier. Different rules apply to 2010-11 and later tax years. Guidance regarding tax years 2010-11 onwards can be found under SAM61200 onwards.

There are a limited number of situations where as a concession the relevant date can be deferred. Generally this applies where the Department has been at fault. If you require more information on this subject see subject ‘Concessional Dates’ (SAM60040)

If the relevant date for interest purposes is deferred then the surcharge trigger date (SAM62080) should also be deferred. You should defer the surcharge trigger date to 28 days after the deferred relevant date. Because there is no computer functionality for this purpose you will have to use the TTP (Time to Pay) signal and set the TTP start and end dates (SAM62070) accordingly.

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