VCP10760 - Misdeclaration penalty: Discretion, reasonable excuse, and mitigation: contents
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VCP10761Exclusions and general considerations for reasonable excuse
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VCP10762Size of the trader
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VCP10763Period of registration
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VCP10764Types and size of error
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VCP10765Clerical or innocent error
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VCP10766Compassionate grounds
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VCP10767Pressure of work
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VCP10768Complex liability
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VCP10769Computer error
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VCP10770Change of tax periods
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VCP10771Unacceptable or no evidence to deduct input tax
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VCP10772Unauthorised cash accounting
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VCP10773Imports
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VCP10774Hire purchase
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VCP10775Self-billing
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VCP10776Output tax declared to soon
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VCP10777Proportionality
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VCP10778Lack of funds
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VCP10779Underdeclaration would have been corrected in the next return
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VCP10780Nil Net Tax
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VCP10781Period of grace should be applied retrospectively
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VCP10782Ignorance of the law
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VCP10783Reliance on third party
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VCP10784No overall tax loss
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VCP10785Misdirection
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VCP10786Misunderstanding
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VCP10787Deregistered traders
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VCP10789Change of legal entity
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VCP10790New registration
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VCP10791Charities and non profit making bodies
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VCP10792Self supply charge - development leases
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VCP10793Mitigation factors to consider
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VCP10794General principles of mitigation
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VCP10795Grounds for mitigation
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VCP10796Excluded reasons for mitigation
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VCP10797Determining the amount of mitigation
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VCP10798Useful indicators when determining mitigation
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VCP10799Using discretion, is there any reason for us not to charge a penalty