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BKM506000 · Governance protocol

  • BKM506100 · Introduction
  • BKM506200 · Process for determining non-compliance
  • BKM506300 · When a case will be escalated to HMRC directors
  • BKM506400 · Rationale for not normally escalating single instances of tax planning
  • BKM506500 · What is a potential GAAR transaction?
  • BKM506600 · Revisiting the Code decision following GAAR counteraction
  • BKM506700 · Role of the Independent Reviewer
  • BKM506800 · Circumstances in which HMRC can override the Independent Reviewer.
  • BKM506900 · Impact of criminal investigation on escalation process
  1. Code of Practice on Taxation for Banks: contents
  2. Governance protocol: contents

BKM506000 | Governance protocol: contents

From HM Revenue & Customs · Banking Manual

Contents9 entries

  1. BKM506100Governance protocol: introduction
  2. BKM506200Governance protocol: process for determining non-compliance
  3. BKM506300Governance protocol: when a case will be escalated to HMRC directors
  4. BKM506400Governance protocol: rationale for not normally escalating single instances of tax planning
  5. BKM506500Governance protocol: what is a potential GAAR transaction?
  6. BKM506600Governance protocol: revisiting the Code decision following GAAR counteraction
  7. BKM506700Governance protocol: role of the Independent Reviewer
  8. BKM506800Governance protocol: circumstances in which HMRC can override the Independent Reviewer.
  9. BKM506900Governance protocol: impact of criminal investigation on escalation process
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