Summary
Customs Civil Penalties Guidance: main contents
Contents
Introduction
Technical Guidance
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CCPG11000Customs law and HMRC compliance strategy: contents
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CCPG11100Persons who must comply with Customs law: contents
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CCPG11200Establishing a contravention of Customs law
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CCPG11300Discretion to take penalty action
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CCPG11400Penalties
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CCPG11500Right to be heard
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CCPG11600Time limits for issuing a warning letter or penalty notice
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CCPG11700Reasonable excuse: contents
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CCPG11800Mitigation: contents
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CCPG11900Reviews and appeals against warning letter and penalty decisions
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CCPG12000Further contraventions after the issue of a warning letter or penalty notice
Operational Guidance
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CCPG20000Operational overview
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CCPG21000HMRC roles: contents
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CCPG22000Classifying the category of contravention: contents
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CCPG23000Options for addressing a contravention: contents
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CCPG24000No action necessary
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CCPG25000Providing education: contents
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CCPG26000Warning letter: contents
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CCPG27000Penalty notice: contents
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CCPG28000Amending or revoking an authorisation: contents
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CCPG29000Reviews and appeals: contents
Operational Process for Customs and International Trade and Excise Officers
Non-Customs and International Trade and Excise Operational Process