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CH207300 · How to do a compliance check: establishing the facts: asking for information

  • CH207310 · What to ask for and when to ask for it
  • CH207315 · Protecting information sources
  • CH207320 · Private bank accounts
  • CH207323 · Information from professionals about their clients
  • CH207325 · Person’s spouse or partner
  • CH207326 · Medical records
  • CH207328 · Legally privileged documents
  • CH207330 · How to ask for information
  • CH207335 · Asking informally for third party information, using GDPR/DPA exemptions
  • CH207340 · What to do if information is not provided
  • CH207350 · UK / Swiss tax cooperation agreement
  1. How to do a compliance check: establishing the facts: asking for information: contents
  2. How to do a compliance check: establishing the facts: asking for information: asking informally for third party information, using GDPR/DPA exemptions

CH207335 | How to do a compliance check: establishing the facts: asking for information: asking informally for third party information, using GDPR/DPA exemptions

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

You can ask third parties to provide information about taxpayers informally. The third parties may have obligations not to disclose the information, under data protection legislation.

However, legislation does contain some exemptions which allows third parties to disclose to HMRC.

In certain circumstances you may be able to give the third party assurances that the exemptions apply.

(This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)

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