Finance Act 2016
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173 Gift aid: power to impose penalties on charities and intermediaries
(1) At the end of section 428 of ITA 2007 insert— (5) The regulations may also make provision— (a) for the imposition of a penalty of a specified amount (which must not exceed £3000) for a failure to comply with a specified requirement imposed by the regulations, (b) for the assessment and recovery of the penalty (which may include provision about the reduction of the penalty in specified circumstances), and (c) conferring a right of appeal against a decision that a penalty is payable. (2) The amendment made by this section comes into force on such day as the Treasury may by regulations made by statutory instrument appoint.
173 Gift aid: power to impose penalties on charities and intermediaries
(1) At the end of section 428 of ITA 2007 insert— (5) The regulations may also make provision— (a) for the imposition of a penalty of a specified amount (which must not exceed £3000) for a failure to comply with a specified requirement imposed by the regulations, (b) for the assessment and recovery of the penalty (which may include provision about the reduction of the penalty in specified circumstances), and (c) conferring a right of appeal against a decision that a penalty is payable. (2) The amendment made by this section comes into force on such day as the Treasury may by regulations made by statutory instrument appoint.
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