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VCP11530 · Breach of Walking Possession Order: Discretion, reasonable excuse and mitigation

  • VCP11531 · Breach of Walking Possession Order: Discretion, reasonable excuse and mitigation: Discretion
  • VCP11532 · Reasonable excuse
  • VCP11533 · Mitigation
  1. Breach of Walking Possession Order: Discretion, reasonable excuse and mitigation
  2. Breach of Walking Possession Order: Discretion, reasonable excuse and mitigation: Discretion

VCP11531 | Breach of Walking Possession Order: Discretion, reasonable excuse and mitigation: Discretion

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Civil Penalties

The starting point must be that HMRC apply the law correctly.

If, having considered the circumstances of a particular case, you think that the correct application of the law is not the best course of action it may be appropriate to exercise the Commissioner’s discretionary powers.

Case-specific advice should be requested in this scenario.

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