Tax Collection and Management (Wales) Act 2016 section 37

Overview of Part

Section 37 provides a high-level overview of the part of the Act that deals with how devolved taxes in Wales are assessed, covering the full cycle from record-keeping through to claims for relief.

  • Taxpayers must keep appropriate records and submit tax returns for devolved taxes
  • The Welsh Revenue Authority (WRA) may enquire into tax returns and, where no return has been made, determine the devolved tax due
  • The WRA can make assessments of devolved tax owed and of amounts payable in relation to tax credits
  • Taxpayers may make claims for relief from double assessment and for repayment of devolved tax

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