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Banking Manual

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. Governance protocol: contents
  2. Governance protocol: impact of criminal investigation on escalation process

BKM506900 | Governance protocol: impact of criminal investigation on escalation process

From HM Revenue & Customs · Banking Manual

Where there is an ongoing criminal investigation relating to a tax matter (for example where a bank is under criminal investigation for a failure to prevent the facilitation of tax evasion), HMRC will normally postpone any consideration of whether a bank has breached the Code until the criminal proceedings conclude. This is to prevent the investigation and proceedings from being prejudiced. Any Code concerns that remain will be addressed once the outcome of the proceedings is known.

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