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VAT Civil Penalties

VCP10800 · Misdeclaration penalty: Calculation and notification of a misdeclaration penalty

  • VCP10801 · Rates of penalty and penalty base
  • VCP10803 · Applying the penalty
  • VCP10804 · Summary of the system for notifying the penalty
  • VCP10805 · Penalty process seat
  • VCP10806 · Weekly report on form D2211
  • VCP10807 · Time limits for assessing the penalty
  • VCP10808 · Double jeopardy
  • VCP10809 · Action at the penalty process seat
  • VCP10810 · Notification of a new misdeclaration penalty
  • VCP10811 · Notification of a withdrawn, reduced or increased penalty
  • VCP10812 · New or increased penalty notification letter
  • VCP10813 · Withdrawal or reduction of penalty notification letter
  • VCP10814 · Form VAT 291 what to include
  • VCP10816 · Form VAT651 what to input
  • VCP10820 · Assessment for divisional registrations
  • VCP10821 · Action at coordinating local office
  • VCP10822 · Summary sheet
  • VCP10823 · Action to take on receipt of form D2211
  • VCP10830 · Penalty assessments for transfer of going concern
  1. Misdeclaration penalty: Calculation and notification of a misdeclaration penalty: contents
  2. Misdeclaration penalty: Calculation and notification of a misdeclaration penalty: Penalty process seat

VCP10805 | Misdeclaration penalty: Calculation and notification of a misdeclaration penalty: Penalty process seat

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Civil Penalties

Please note: VAT Misdeclaration Penalty has been replaced by the Schedule 24 inaccuracy penalty for all accounting periods where the return period commences on or after 01/04/2008 and the due date is on or after 01/04/2009. Misdeclaration penalty will still apply where the due date is before 01/04/2009.

Please see the Compliance Handbook CH80000 Penalties for Inaccuracies for further details.

It is recommended that processing the weekly report of potential penalties and the issue of manual assessments of penalty are centralised.

This approach should reduce the potential for errors in penalty calculation and notification, particularly where mitigation, see VCP10793, applies. It is essential that this centralised unit is made fully aware of any factors which affect the amount of penalty to be charged.

For further guidance on what the centralised unit will do see VCP10809.

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