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VAT Civil Penalties

VCP11150 · Breach of VAT Regulatory Provisions: Action to take with Regulatory Penalties

  • VCP11151 · Establishing liability
  • VCP11152 · Double Jeopardy
  • VCP11153 · Impact of Default Surcharge
  • VCP11154 · Breach of VAT Regulatory Provisions: Action to take with Regulatory Penalties: Consideration of insolvency cases
  • VCP11155 · Issuing penalty warning letters
  • VCP11156 · Penalty warning and penalty assessment letters
  • VCP11157 · When a warning letter is not necessary
  • VCP11160 · Breach of Regulatory Provisions Letter 1
  • VCP11161 · Breach of Regulatory Provisions Letter 2
  • VCP11162 · Breach of Regulatory Provisions Letter 3
  • VCP11163 · Breach of Regulatory Provisions Letter 4
  • VCP11164 · Breach of Regulatory Provisions Letter 5
  • VCP11165 · Breach of Regulatory Provisions Letter 6
  • VCP11166 · Breach of Regulatory Provisions Letter 7
  • VCP11167 · Breach of Regulatory Provisions Letter 8
  • VCP11168 · Breach of Regulatory Provisions Letter 9
  • VCP11169 · Breach of Regulatory Provisions Letter 10
  1. Breach of VAT Regulatory Provisions: Action to take with Regulatory Penalties
  2. Breach of VAT Regulatory Provisions: Action to take with Regulatory Penalties: When a warning letter is not necessary

VCP11157 | Breach of VAT Regulatory Provisions: Action to take with Regulatory Penalties: When a warning letter is not necessary

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Civil Penalties

There is no requirement for a penalty warning letter to be sent before assessing a penalty for the following breaches of a regulatory requirement

  • Section 69 (1) (a) – failure to notify a cessation of trading.

  • Section 69 (1) (b) – failure by a VAT representative to notify the Commissioners of their appointment or the cessation of their appointment.

  • Section 69 (1) (g) – failure to comply with conditions imposed by Customs to be approved or retain approval as a fiscal warehouse keeper.

  • Section 69 (2) – failure to comply with a requirement to preserve records.

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