[F1Recovery from employee of tax that has been self-assessed etc.U.K.
72F.—(1) Where this regulation applies, HMRC may direct that the employer is not liable to pay an amount of tax to them.
(2) The direction may be in respect of one or more amounts that appear to HMRC to fall within regulation 72E(1)(b)(i) and (ii).
(3) A direction must be made by notice to both the employer and the employee, stating—
(a)the date the notice was issued;
[F2(b)the—
(i)amount (or amounts) within regulation 72E(1)(b) to which it relates, or
(ii)employment in respect of which the relevant payment within regulation 72E(1)(a) was received and in respect of which the amount within regulation 72E(1)(b)(i) is likely to have been self-assessed, and]
(c)which of conditions A, B and C in regulation 72E have been met.
(4) A direction may be combined with one or more other directions relating to the same employer and may be made by issuing one notice to the employer, but each employee must be issued with a separate notice.
(5) A notice need not be issued to the employee if neither HMRC nor the employer are aware of the employee’s address or last known address.
(6) The amount specified in a notice to the employee must not be added under regulation 185(5) or 188(3)(a) (adjustments to total net tax deducted for self-assessments and other assessments) in relation to the employee.]
Textual Amendments
F1Regs. 72E-72G inserted (6.4.2008) by The Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) (Amendment) Regulations 2008 (S.I. 2008/782), regs. 1, 7