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PART 7 E+WPAYMENT AND ENFORCEMENT
PaymentE+W
Valid from 25/01/2018
164Meaning of “relevant amount”E+W
In this Part, “relevant amount” means—
(a)devolved tax;
(b)interest on devolved tax;
(c)a penalty relating to devolved tax;
(d)interest on a penalty relating to devolved tax.
Valid from 25/01/2018
165Relevant amounts payable to WRAE+W
Any relevant amount that becomes payable (whether under an enactment or contract settlement) is payable to WRA.
Valid from 25/01/2018
166Receipts for paymentE+W
When a relevant amount is paid to WRA, WRA must give a receipt if requested to do so.
167Fees for paymentE+W
(1)The Welsh Ministers may by regulations provide that a person who pays a relevant amount to WRA using a method of payment prescribed by the regulations must also pay a fee prescribed by, or determined in accordance with, the regulations.
(2)Regulations under this section may make provision about the time and manner in which the fee must be paid.
Valid from 25/01/2018
Certification of debtE+W
168Certificates of debtE+W
(1)A certificate of WRA that a relevant amount has not been paid to WRA is sufficient evidence that the amount is unpaid unless the contrary is proved.
(2)A document purporting to be such a certificate is to be treated as if it were such a certificate unless the contrary is proved.
Valid from 25/01/2018
RecoveryE+W
169Proceedings in magistrates' courtE+W
(1)Where a relevant amount is payable by a person and it does not exceed £2,000, it is recoverable summarily as a civil debt.
(2)All or any of the amounts recoverable under this section that are payable by any one person may be included in the same complaint, summons or other document required to be laid before or issued by a justice of the peace.
(3)Each such document is to be treated, in respect of each amount, as a separate document and its invalidity as respects one amount does not affect its validity in respect of any other amount.
(4)Where a relevant amount consists of devolved tax or a penalty, proceedings may be brought under this section within the period of 12 months beginning with the day following that on or before which the devolved tax or penalty was required to be paid.
(5)Where a relevant amount consists of interest on devolved tax or on a penalty, proceedings may be brought under this section within the period of 12 months beginning with the day following that on or before which the devolved tax or penalty was required to be paid.
(6)The Welsh Ministers may by regulations increase the amount specified in subsection (1).
170Enforcement by taking control of goodsE+W
(1)If a person does not pay WRA a relevant amount which is payable by the person, WRA may use the procedure in Schedule 12 to the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 (c. 15) (taking control of goods) to recover that amount.
(2)In section 63(3) of that Act (enforcement agents), after paragraph (b) insert—
“(ba)a person authorised to use the procedure in Schedule 12 by the Welsh Revenue Authority (or by a person to whom the Welsh Revenue Authority has delegated the function of authorising the use of the procedure);”.
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