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Decision Number: TC 06107
Appellant: Michael O'Neill
Respondent: The Commissioners For Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs
Chairmen / Special
Commissioners:
Michael CONNELL
Date Of Decision: 12/09/2017
Main Category: INCOME TAX/CORPORATION TAX
Main Subcategory: Penalty
Notes: Income tax - Schedule 55 Para 23 of the Finance Act 2009 - fixed and daily penalties for late filing of self-assessment return - Appellant suffering from illness and depression causing initial delay - agent later added to delay by overlooking to file return despite reminders from Appellant - whether reasonable excuse - on the facts - yes - appeal allowed
PDF Copy:                                 [2017] UKFTT 688 (TC)


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