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HMRC potential penalty

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  • So doesn’t that mean that i have benefited (vs those who were had registered for self assesment correctly during the tax year, yet filed their returns late).

    So I have benefitted by registering for self assesment late? By avoiding a late filing penalty

    ( not that i am complaining, just I want to ensure it is correct)
  • Also, I don’t actually think I received a filing notice for 15/16, however I might have and binned it without thinking as I was in the process of submitting anyway.

    I think I may have received one for 16:17 year, which was filed on time anyway
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