Finance (Local Property Tax) Act 2012 section 63

Power to issue precepts

Section 63 gives Revenue the power to issue a precept β€” a formal written demand β€” to any person requiring them to provide documents, information or particulars relevant to the assessment of another person's local property tax liability.

  • Revenue may issue a precept to any person requiring them to deliver documents or provide information that Revenue considers necessary to establish a liable person's local property tax position.
  • The precept must be in writing and is served by post or delivered to the person concerned, specifying the documents or information required and a reasonable deadline for compliance.
  • Precepts can be directed at a wide range of third parties, including employers, financial institutions, tenants, agents, or anyone else who may hold relevant information about a liable person's property or financial affairs.
  • Failure to comply with a precept without reasonable excuse is an offence and may result in penalties, reinforcing Revenue's ability to gather the information it needs to ensure correct local property tax assessments.

Access full legislation.And much more.

By becoming a member, your team gets full access to Tax World research tools and source-backed tax resources.