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VCP11110 · Breach of VAT Regulatory Provisions: Why a penalty arises

  • VCP11111 · Penalties for a regulatory breach
  • VCP11112 · The law supporting the penalties
  • VCP11113 · Regulatory breaches which may be penalised
  • VCP11114 · Regulatory breaches - Registration / deregistration
  • VCP11115 · Regulatory breaches - Death, bankruptcy and incapacity
  • VCP11116 · Regulatory breaches - Invoices and records
  • VCP11117 · Regulatory breaches - Accounting and payment
  • VCP11118 · Regulatory breaches - Partial exemption
  • VCP11119 · Regulatory breaches - Exceptional claims and Bad Debt Relief
  1. Breach of VAT Regulatory Provisions: Why a penalty arises
  2. Breach of VAT Regulatory Provisions: Why a penalty arises: Regulatory breaches - Death, bankruptcy and incapacity

VCP11115 | Breach of VAT Regulatory Provisions: Why a penalty arises: Regulatory breaches - Death, bankruptcy and incapacity

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Civil Penalties

Regulation/Section 69 referenceFailure to notify
Reg 9(2)/Section 69 (1) (d)in writing - that a person has taken over a taxable person’s business due to their death/bankruptcy/incapacity and the death/bankruptcy/incapacity of the taxable person within 21 days of a person carrying on the business. Or the details in 9 (1) and 9(2) when a company goes into liquidation, receivership or administration.
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