12 Assessments to excise duty

Assessments to excise duty or to penalties

12  Assessments to excise duty

(1)     Subject to subsection (4) below, where it appears to the Commissioners—

(a)     that any person is a person from whom any amount has become due in respect of any duty of excise; and

(b)     that there has been a default falling within subsection (2) below,

the Commissioners may assess the amount of duty due from that person to the best of their judgement and notify that amount to that person or his representative.

[(1A)     Subject to subsection (4) below, where it appears to the Commissioners—

(a)     that any person is a person from whom any amount has become due in respect of any duty of excise; and

(b)     at the amount due can be ascertained by the Commissioners,

the Commissioners may assess the amount of duty due from that person and notify that amount to that person or his representative.]

(2)     The defaults falling within this subsection are—

(a)     any failure by any person to make, keep, preserve or produce as required or directed by or under any enactment any returns, accounts, books, records or other documents;

(b)     any omission from or inaccuracy in any returns,

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