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PART 4 The Scottish Tax Tribunals
PART 5 The general anti-avoidance rule
General anti-avoidance rule: commencement and transitional provision
PART 7 Investigatory powers of Revenue Scotland
CHAPTER 2 Investigatory powers: information and documents
124.Power to obtain information and documents from third party
127.Power to obtain information and documents about persons whose identity is not known
128.Third party notices and notices under section 127: groups of undertakings
129.Third party notices and notices under section 127: partnerships
130.Power to obtain information about persons whose identity can be ascertained
134.Further provision about powers relating to information notices
CHAPTER 4 Investigatory powers: premises and other property
CHAPTER 2 Penalties for failure to make returns or pay tax
Amounts of penalties for failure to make returns: LBTT
160.Land and buildings transaction tax: first penalty for failure to make return
161.Land and buildings transaction tax: 3 month penalty for failure to make return
162.Land and buildings transaction tax: 6 month penalty for failure to make return
163.Land and buildings transaction tax: 12 month penalty for failure to make return
Amounts of penalties for failure to make returns: Scottish landfill tax
Amounts of penalties for failure to pay tax: Scottish landfill tax
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