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Official guidance
Compliance Handbook

CH176000 · Sanctionable conduct by tax advisers

  • CH176100 · Overview
  • CH176110 · How to use this guidance
  • CH176120 · Reason for the legislation
  • CH176130 · Process if we suspect sanctionable conduct
  • CH176140 · Commencement date
  • CH176150 · Legislation
  • CH176160 · Who is a tax adviser
  • CH176180 · Who is a person
  • CH176500 · Determining sanctionable conduct
  • CH177000 · File access notice
  • CH178000 · Conduct notice
  • CH178200 · Penalty for sanctionable conduct
  • CH179000 · How to process a penalty
  • CH179200 · Appeals against a penalty
  • CH179600 · Publishing details of sanctionable conduct
  1. Sanctionable conduct by tax advisers: contents
  2. Sanctionable conduct by tax advisers: who is a person

CH176180 | Sanctionable conduct by tax advisers: who is a person

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

For the purposes of dealing with tax advisers who engage in sanctionable conduct, a tax adviser can be either an individual or an organisation. A tax adviser, or former tax adviser, can be charged a penalty for sanctionable conduct.

In addition to referring to tax advisers, this guidance also refers to ‘persons’.

A person in this guidance includes the tax adviser who engages in sanctionable conduct, but also includes any other person or entity in relation to third party file access notices.

FA12/SCH38 as amended

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