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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: private dwellings attached to business accommodation

CH205470 | How to do a compliance check: types of compliance checks: joint working with other government agencies: private dwellings attached to business accommodation

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

You do not have any powers under Schedule 36 FA 2008 to enter or inspect any part of any premises that is used solely as a dwelling. You may only enter a person’s business premises for the purpose of checking the tax position of the business. You do not have the power to enter any residential accommodation provided by a business unless you are inspecting those premises in order to check the tax position of the business. You may not enter business premises under schedule 36 to carry out any other function.

For example: you enter a shop with premises above, which the business owner lets to individuals as living accommodation. You may not question any person renting the living accommodation from the business about their tax affairs because they are not the person responsible for the business you are inspecting using Schedule 36 FA 2008 powers.

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