Offences Flashcards

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1
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types of offences?

A

general

offences in relation to goods

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2
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what are general offences?

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offences in respect of excise control
involve contravention of procedure
attract general penalty

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what are offences in relation to goods?

A
excise control of goods
concealment of goods
manufacture of other goods not stated in license
declaration of goods
failure to affix excise stamps on goods
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4
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penalty for manufacture of excisable goods without license?

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double the excise duty or KES 5M whichever is higher

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Penalty for manufacture of goods in a factory not specified in the license?

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double the duty payable

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penalty for deemed removal of excisable goods? (where one cant account for some of the goods

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double the excise duty payable

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penalty for general offences?

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fine not exceeding KES 2M or
imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years or
both

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Penalty for failure to pay excise duty on due date?

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interest of 1% per month

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Penalty for failure to keep records?

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10% of tax due or KES 100K if no tax due

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Penalty for late submission of tax returns?

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5% of tax due or KES 20K whichever is higher

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failure to submit other documents?

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KES 1K per day up to KES 50K

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12
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how are excise offences resolved?

A
cancellation of license
conditions on licenses
administrative penalties
compounding
prosecution
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13
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conditions for compounding of offences?

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admitted to the offence in writing
requested the commissioner to compound
penalty imposed should not exceed amount the person would have been liable

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14
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procedure for compounding of offenses?

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application and admission
committee of not less than three officers
consideration of the application
order is made

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order by the commissioner on compounding of offenses contains?

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in writing
specify name of offender, offence, sum to be paid
dates of payment
copy of admission
served on offender
final and not subject to appeal
proof of conviction
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16
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types of enforcement actions? powers?

A

inspect goods and records
require a person to produce records
search and seize
require a person to appear before commissioner

17
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types of market surveillance?

A

overt

covert

18
Q

objectives of surveillance?

A

evidence of tax fraud and evasion, dumping, existence of unexcised goods
identification of delinquent tax payers
identify schemes of tax evasion
gather market info
develop leads on info received from others
confirm reliability of info from informants
info for tax policy
evidence for prosecution
evidence for recovery of taxes

19
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benefits of market surveillance?

A
boost tax collection
protect consumers from harmful products/counterfeits
protect legit manufacturers
ensure products conform with the law
tax compliance