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The First-tier Tribunal struck out Salt and Vine Limited’s appeal against pension penalty notices, finding no reasonable prospect of success and no rebuttal of service.
The First-tier Tribunal struck out a pensions penalty reference for lack of jurisdiction after finding no timely review request and no rebuttal of service.
The Tribunal struck out Jigsaw Business Group Limited’s reference against pension penalty notices, holding it lacked jurisdiction because no timely review had been requested or completed.
The Tribunal struck out Integrated Options UK Ltd’s pension penalty reference because no timely review had been made and the Tribunal lacked jurisdiction.
The Tribunal dismissed an employer’s appeal against a £400 fixed penalty notice for failing to comply with a compliance notice under pension auto-enrolment rules.
The tribunal dismissed City Logistics NW Limited’s challenge to a fixed penalty notice, finding the notice was served and no reasonable excuse for non-compliance was shown.
The Tribunal struck out one pension penalty appeal for lack of jurisdiction and dismissed the other, holding the notices were validly served and no reasonable excuse was shown.
The Tribunal dismissed an employer’s reference against a £400 pensions penalty, holding that service of the compliance notice was presumed and no reasonable excuse was shown.
The Tribunal found that the Regulator had properly sent the notices to the registered address, the presumption of service was not rebutted by the appellant's evidence, and the penalty notices were validly imposed.
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The Tribunal found that the Compliance Notice was properly served on the Employer at its registered office address and that the Employer did not have a reasonable excuse for failing to comply. The issuing of the Fixed Penalty Notice was appropriate and proportionate.
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