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CH205400 · How to do a compliance check: types of compliance checks: joint working with other government agencies

  • CH205410 · Overview
  • CH205420 · Better business compliance partnerships
  • CH205430 · The illegal working and labour market team
  • CH205440 · Sharing information
  • CH205450 · Selecting cases for compliance checks
  • CH205460 · Using inspection and information powers
  • CH205470 · Private dwellings attached to business accommodation
  • CH205480 · Advising another government agency
  • CH205490 · Requests for joint inspection visits
  • CH205500 · Other agencies using criminal powers
  • CH205510 · Before carrying out a joint inspection visit
  • CH205520 · Number of HMRC caseworkers participating in a joint visits
  • CH205530 · Carrying out the joint inspection visit
  • CH205540 · Asking questions in the presence of another government agency
  • CH205550 · Need for privacy during joint visits
  • CH205560 · Carrying out an inspection immediately after another agency has left the premises
  1. How to do a compliance check: types of compliance checks: joint working with other government agencies: contents
  2. How to do a compliance check: types of compliance checks: joint working with other government agencies: using inspection and information powers

CH205460 | How to do a compliance check: types of compliance checks: joint working with other government agencies: using inspection and information powers

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

When you have received information through RIS and confirmed that there is a tax risk you should decide the most appropriate way of carrying out the compliance check. You must always carry out any compliance check in line with the:

  • Standard Working Instructions (SWIs)

  • Compliance Handbook, see CH200000

  • Compliance Operational Guidance (COG).

Schedule 36 Finance Act 2008 civil powers can only be used to gather information and examine documents, or inspect business premises and the business assets and business documents on those premises, for the purpose of checking a person’s tax position. Schedule 36 Finance Act 2008 civil powers cannot be used for other purposes, see CH20150.

For example: You do not have powers to require documents just to tackle illegal immigration because this is not an HMRC function.

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