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VCP10430 · Belated Notification Penalty: Reasonable excuse

  • VCP10431 · Legal provisions for reasonable excuse
  • VCP10432 · What you should take into account
  • VCP10433 · Trader states there have been postal difficulties
  • VCP10434 · Trader states form requested but not sent
  • VCP10435 · Postal difficulties HMRC record keeping
  • VCP10436 · Compassionate circumstances
  • VCP10437 · Ignorance of the law
  • VCP10438 · Turnover calculations and limits
  • VCP10439 · Subcontractor payments not included in turnover
  • VCP10440 · Status of taxable supplies misunderstood
  • VCP10441 · Reliance on a third party
  • VCP10442 · Miscellaneous reasonable excuse claims
  1. Belated Notification Penalty: Reasonable excuse: contents
  2. Belated Notification Penalty: Reasonable excuse: Postal difficulties HMRC record keeping

VCP10435 | Belated Notification Penalty: Reasonable excuse: Postal difficulties HMRC record keeping

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Civil Penalties

Please see the Compliance Handbook CH70000 for more details about the new failure to notify penalty.

To strengthen HMRC’s position, VAT Registration Units should keep records of written and telephone enquiries

  • where traders request VAT1 forms

  • when VAT1 and other registration forms are issued, and

  • when VAT22 reminder letters are issued.

HMRC’s position would be considerably strengthened if a record is kept of the despatch of the VAT1 form and a VAT22 reminder is sent 10 working days after despatch of the VAT1 form.

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