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Specialist Investigations Operational Guidance

SIOG9200 · Settlement by agreement: consideration of penalties

  • SIOG9210 · General
  • SIOG9215 · Delegated authority for agreeing penalty loadings
  • SIOG9220 · Penalties - delay and the Human Rights Act
  • SIOG9230 · Consider the statutory penalties
  • SIOG9240 · Doubts on the penalty position
  • SIOG9250 · Fraudulent or negligent conduct
  • SIOG9255 · Under-assessment accepted where no return made
  • SIOG9260 · Commissioners of Revenue and Customs policy - penalty loading
  • SIOG9265 · Culpable tax
  • SIOG9270 · Culpable tax - examples
  • SIOG9275 · Distinction between culpable and unpaid tax
  • SIOG9280 · Penalty abatement - particular points
  1. Settlement by agreement: consideration of penalties: contents
  2. Settlement by agreement: consideration of penalties: culpable tax - examples

SIOG9270 | Settlement by agreement: consideration of penalties: culpable tax - examples

From HM Revenue & Customs · Specialist Investigations Operational Guidance

This instruction applies to penalties charged for periods earlier than those to which Sch 24 FA 2007 and Sch 41 FA 2008 apply. For Sch 24 and Sch 41, see the Compliance Handbook.

Example 1

Liability declared in return £10,000

Culpable additional tax £3,000

Less further relief claimed £2,000

Correct liability = £11,000

The ‘culpable tax’ is £3,000, but the statutory cover relates only to the ‘difference’ of £1,000 (£11,000 - £10,000) so the penalty loading should only be applied to £1,000.

Example 2

Liability declared in return £10,000

Culpable additional tax £3,000

Non culpable additional tax £3,000

Less further relief claimed £2,000

Correct liability = £14,000

Again the ‘culpable tax’ is £3,000. The statutory ‘difference’ is now £4,000 (£14,000 - £10,000). Penalties should be applied to the lower figure £3,000.

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