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CH177000 · Sanctionable conduct by tax advisers: file access notice

  • CH177010 · Overview
  • CH177020 · Power to access a tax adviser's files
  • CH177060 · Meaning of reasonable grounds to suspect
  • CH177080 · Power to access tax adviser's files from third parties
  • CH177100 · When to issue a file access notice
  • CH177110 · What are relevant documents
  • CH177120 · What are relevant documents - examples
  • CH177130 · What the file access notice must contain
  • CH177140 · Sanctionable conduct by tax advisers: file access notice: approval by tribunal
  • CH177150 · Documents and information that cannot be requested: overview
  • CH177160 · Sanctionable conduct by tax advisers: file access notice: documents and information that cannot be requested: not in a person's possession or power
  • CH177170 · Documents and information that cannot be requested: appeal material
  • CH177180 · Documents and information that cannot be requested: personal records
  • CH177190 · Documents and information that cannot be requested: journalistic material
  • CH177200 · Documents that cannot be requested: old documents
  • CH177210 · Documents and information that cannot be requested: privileged communications
  • CH177220 · Power to copy records
  • CH177230 · Power to retain records
  • CH177240 · Appeal against a file access notice: document holder is a tax adviser
  • CH177250 · Appeal against a file access notice: document holder is not a tax adviser
  • CH177260 · Appeals against a file access notice: actions available to tribunal
  • CH177270 · Penalties for failing to comply: overview
  • CH177280 · Penalties for failing to comply: time limits
  • CH177290 · Penalties for failing to comply: initial penalty
  • CH177300 · Penalties for failing to comply: initial penalty - example
  • CH177310 · Penalties for failing to comply: daily penalties
  • CH177320 · Penalties for failing to comply: daily penalties - example
  • CH177330 · Failure to comply with a file access notice: reasonable excuse
  • CH177340 · Penalties for failing to comply: offence of concealment in connection with a file access notice
  • CH177350 · Penalties for inaccuracies: Overview
  • CH177360 · Penalties for an inaccuracy: amount of the penalty
  • CH177370 · Penalties for inaccuracies: Time limits
  1. Sanctionable conduct by tax advisers: file access notice: contents
  2. Sanctionable conduct by tax advisers: file access notice: appeal against a file access notice: document holder is a tax adviser

CH177240 | Sanctionable conduct by tax advisers: file access notice: appeal against a file access notice: document holder is a tax adviser

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

A file access notice issued to a tax adviser that has been pre-approved by the Tribunal may not be appealed.

If we issue a file access notice without Tribunal approval, the tax adviser may appeal the file access notice or any requirement within it.

The notice of appeal must be given

  • in writing to the officer who issued the file access notice, and

  • within 30 days of the file access notice being issued.

The notice of appeal must state the grounds of appeal.

The tribunal may confirm, vary or set aside the notice or a requirement in it following an appeal. The tribunal’s decision is final.

FA12/SCH38/PARA20

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