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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
(a) has been required, by notice or precept given under or for the purposes of any of the provisions specified in column 1 or 2 of Schedule 29, to deliver any return, statement, declaration, list or other document, to furnish any particulars, to produce any document,
or to make anything available for inspection, and that person fails to comply with the notice or
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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
(aa) has delivered a return in the prescribed form for the purposes of any of the provisions specified in column 1 or 2 of Schedule 29 and has failed to include on the prescribed form the details required by that form in relation to any exemption, allowance, deduction, credit or other relief the person is claiming (in this paragraph referred to as the “specified details”) where the specified details are stated on the form to be details to which this paragraph refers; but this paragraph shall not apply unless, after the return has been delivered, it had come to the person’s notice or had been brought to the person’s attention that specified details had not been included on the form and the person failed to remedy matters without unreasonable delay, or |
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(2) Where the notice referred to in subsection (1) was given under or for the purposes of any of the provisions specified in column 1 of Schedule 29 and the failure continues after the end of the year of assessment following that during which the notice was given, the penalty
mentioned in subsection (1) shall be
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(d) a certificate signed by an officer of the Revenue Commissioners which certifies that he or she has examined his or her relevant records and that it appears from those records that during a stated period the defendant has failed to do a stated act, furnish stated particulars or deliver a stated account in accordance with any of the provisions specified in column 3 of Schedule 29 shall be evidence until the contrary is proved that the defendant did so fail; |
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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
(4) In proceedings for the recovery of a penalty incurred
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(3)Subsections (1) and (2) shall apply subject to sections 877(5)(b) and 897(5). |
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(a) a certificate signed by an officer of the Revenue Commissioners, or, in the case of such proceedings in relation to a return referred to in section 879 or 880, by an inspector, which certifies that he or she has examined his or her relevant records and that it appears from those records that a stated notice or precept was duly given to the defendant on a stated day shall be evidence until the contrary is proved that the defendant received that notice or precept in the ordinary course; |
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(c) in the case of such proceedings in relation to a return referred to in section 879 or 880, a certificate signed by an inspector which certifies that he or she has examined his or her relevant records and that it appears from those records that during a stated period a stated return was not received from the defendant shall be evidence until the contrary is proved that the defendant did not during that period deliver that return; |
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(a) a certificate signed by an officer of the Revenue Commissioners, or, in the case of such proceedings in relation to a return referred to in section 879 or 880, by an inspector, which certifies that he or she has examined his or her relevant records and that it appears from those records that a stated notice or precept was duly given to the defendant on a stated day shall be evidence until the contrary is proved that the defendant received that notice or precept in the ordinary course; |
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(c) in the case of such proceedings in relation to a return referred to in section 879 or 880, a certificate signed by an inspector which certifies that he or she has examined his or her relevant records and that it appears from those records that during a stated period a stated return was not received from the defendant shall be evidence until the contrary is proved that the defendant did not during that period deliver that return; |
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(3)Subsections (1) and (2) shall apply subject to sections 877(5)(b) and 897(5). |
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that person shall, subject to subsection (2) and to section 1054, be liable to a penalty of
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(4) In proceedings for the recovery of a penalty incurred
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Links to Section 1052 (from within TaxSource Total) | ||
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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
(5) Without prejudice to subparagraph (4) the trustees of a trust shall as respects any year, prepare and deliver to the Revenue
Commissioners on or before 31 March in the year following that year, a return in the prescribed form (within the meaning of
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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
(5) Without prejudice to subparagraph (4) the trustees of a trust shall as respects any year, prepare and deliver to the Revenue
Commissioners on or before 31 March in the year following that year, a return in the prescribed form (within the meaning of
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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
6A. Without prejudice to paragraph 6 the trustees of an approved scheme shall as respects any year, prepare and deliver to the
Revenue Commissioners on or before 31 March in the year following that year, a return in the prescribed form (within the meaning
of
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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
6A. Without prejudice to paragraph 6 the trustees of an approved scheme shall as respects any year, prepare and deliver to the
Revenue Commissioners on or before 31 March in the year following that year, a return in the prescribed form (within the meaning
of
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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
20A. Without prejudice to paragraph 20 the trustees of an approved scheme shall as respects any year, prepare and deliver to the
Revenue Commissioners on or before 31 March in the year following that year, a return in the prescribed form (within the meaning
of
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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
20A. Without prejudice to paragraph 20 the trustees of an approved scheme shall as respects any year, prepare and deliver to the
Revenue Commissioners on or before 31 March in the year following that year, a return in the prescribed form (within the meaning
of
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Provisions Referred to in Sections 1052, 1054 and 1077E |
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Section 1052, 1053 and 1054. |
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(b) Without prejudice to the generality of clause (a),
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(7)(a)Sections 1052 and 1054 shall apply to a failure by a relevant person to deliver a return required by a notice of attachment within the time specified in the notice or to deliver a further return within the time specified in subsection (4) as they apply to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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(7)(a)Sections 1052 and 1054 shall apply to a failure by a relevant person to deliver a return required by a notice of attachment within the time specified in the notice or to deliver a further return within the time specified in subsection (4) as they apply to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
(2) Where the person mentioned in section 1052 is a body of persons the secretary shall be liable to— |
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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
(1) Without prejudice to the generality of section 913(1), Chapter 1 and Chapter 3B of this Part shall, subject to any necessary modifications, apply in relation to capital gains tax, and sections 1052, 1053, 1054 and 1077E, as applied by this section, shall for the purposes of the Capital Gains Tax Acts be construed as if in Schedule 29 there were included— |
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(9) |
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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
(3) Sections 1052 and 1054 shall apply to a failure by a relevant deposit taker to deliver a return required by subsection (2) and to each and every such failure, as they apply to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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(3) Sections 1052 and 1054 shall apply to a failure by a relevant deposit taker to deliver a return required by subsection (2) and to each and every such failure, as they apply to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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(3) Sections 1052 and 1054 shall apply to a failure by a credit union to deliver a return required by subsection (2) and to each and every such failure, as they apply to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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(3) Sections 1052 and 1054 shall apply to a failure by a credit union to deliver a return required by subsection (2) and to each and every such failure, as they apply to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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(8) Section 1052 shall apply to a failure by an individual to deliver a statement under this section or the details, amounts and particulars referred to in subsection (6) as it applies to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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(8) Section 1052 shall apply to a failure by an individual to deliver a statement under this section or the details, amounts and particulars referred to in subsection (6) as it applies to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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(8) Without prejudice to subsection (7) the trustees of an approved scheme shall as respects any year, prepare and deliver to the Revenue Commissioners on or before
31 March in the year following that year, a return in the prescribed form (within the meaning of
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(8) Without prejudice to subsection (7) the trustees of an approved scheme shall as respects any year, prepare and deliver to the Revenue Commissioners on or before
31 March in the year following that year, a return in the prescribed form (within the meaning of
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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
(1) In proceedings for the recovery of a penalty under section 530F or the recovery of a penalty under section 1052, 1054 or 1077E in relation to matters arising under this Chapter— |
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(16) Section 987(4), subsection (4) of section 1052 (other than as that subsection applies in relation to proceedings for the recovery of a penalty in relation to a return referred
to in sections 879 and 880),
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(5)Section 1052 shall apply to a failure by a person to deliver a statement under this section or the details or particulars referred to in subsection (3) as it applies to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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(5)Section 1052 shall apply to a failure by a person to deliver a statement under this section or the details or particulars referred to in subsection (3) as it applies to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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(6)Section 1052 shall apply to a failure by a person to deliver a statement under this section or the details or particulars referred to in subsection (2) as it applies to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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(6)Section 1052 shall apply to a failure by a person to deliver a statement under this section or the details or particulars referred to in subsection (2) as it applies to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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(6) Section 1052 shall apply to a failure to comply with subsection (5) as it applies to a failure to deliver a return referred to in that section. |
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(c) Sections 1052 and 1054 shall apply to a failure by a relevant person to deliver a return required by paragraph (a) and to each and every such failure, as they apply to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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(c) Sections 1052 and 1054 shall apply to a failure by a relevant person to deliver a return required by paragraph (a) and to each and every such failure, as they apply to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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(7)Sections 1052 and 1054 shall apply to a failure by a relevant person to deliver a return required by subsection (3), and to each and every such failure, as they apply to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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(7)Sections 1052 and 1054 shall apply to a failure by a relevant person to deliver a return required by subsection (3), and to each and every such failure, as they apply to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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(3)Sections 1052 and 1054 shall apply to a failure by a person to provide the particulars required by subsection (2) as they apply to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
(3)Sections 1052 and 1054 shall apply to a failure by a person to provide the particulars required by subsection (2) as they apply to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
(4) Sections 1052 and 1054 shall apply to a failure by a chargeable person to deliver a return in accordance with this Chapter as they apply to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |
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(4) Sections 1052 and 1054 shall apply to a failure by a chargeable person to deliver a return in accordance with this Chapter as they apply to a failure to deliver a return referred to in section 1052. |