Economic Crime Levy Insolvency Guidance for Practitioners
Summary
HMRC published guidance for insolvency practitioners on procedures when an entity liable for the Economic Crime Levy becomes insolvent. The guidance directs practitioners to follow specific reporting procedures to HMRC and provides a link to detailed instructions on GOV.UK. This affects insolvency practitioners handling cases involving entities registered for the Economic Crime Levy.
What changed
HMRC issued section 28 of the Insolvency Practitioner Handbook providing guidance on Economic Crime Levy obligations when an entity becomes insolvent. The guidance directs practitioners to notify HMRC when a levy-liable entity enters insolvency proceedings.\n\nInsolvency practitioners handling cases involving entities registered for the Economic Crime Levy should familiarise themselves with these reporting requirements and ensure proper notification to HMRC during insolvency proceedings.
What to do next
- Follow HMRC reporting procedures when an entity liable for the Economic Crime Levy becomes insolvent
- Refer to GOV.UK guidance for detailed instructions on reporting obligations
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28. Economic Crime Levy
What to do when an entity that is liable to Economic Crime Levy becomes insolvent.
Find out what to do when an entity liable for the Economic Crime Levy becomes insolvent.
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