Why 334 got no Single Payment in 2012

Penalties resulted in 334 applicants getting no payment in the 2012 Single Payment Scheme.
Why 334 got no Single Payment in 2012
Thu, 22 Aug, 2013 - 01:00
Stephen Cadogan

Over-claiming was the problem for 266 of the 334.

Late application resulted in the 100% penalty for 54, and 12 lost out on any payment, due to cross-compliance penalties.

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