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Official guidance
Tax-Free Childcare Technical Manual

TFC60000 · Penalties

  • TFC60100 · Introduction
  • TFC60200 · Penalties for inaccuracies
  • TFC60300 · Penalty for failure to comply with an information notice
  • TFC60400 · Penalties for providing inaccurate information or documents
  • TFC60500 · Penalties for making prohibited payments
  • TFC60600 · Maximum amount of penalty for making a prohibited payment
  • TFC60700 · Extension of time for requesting a review of appealing an assessment
  • TFC60800 · Penalties for dishonestly obtaining top-up payments
  • TFC60900 · Joint liability to pay a penalty
  • TFC61000 · Assessment and enforcement of penalties
  • TFC61100 · Time limits to make an assessment and pay a penalty
  • TFC61200 · HMRC’s power to enforce a penalty
  • TFC61300 · Double jeopardy
  1. Penalties: contents
  2. Penalties: double jeopardy

TFC61300 | Penalties: double jeopardy

From HM Revenue & Customs · Tax-Free Childcare Technical Manual

Childcare Payments Act 2014, section 48

A person will not be liable to any penalty under the Act where they have been convicted of a criminal offence for the same conduct or action. This means that no-one will be liable to both a criminal conviction and a civil penalty for the same offence.

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