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Compliance Handbook

CH210000 · How to do a compliance check: records

  • CH211000 · Introduction
  • CH212000 · Statutory records
  • CH213000 · Format of records
  • CH214000 · Electronic documents and records
  • CH214100 · Copying electronic documents and records and removing computers
  • CH214200 · CCTV - Obtaining, copying and viewing overt CCTV footage in a civil compliance check
  • CH214500 · Revenue traders’ electronic documents and records
  • CH215000 · How long records should be kept
  • CH216000 · Reducing the retention period
  • CH217000 · Records kept overseas
  • CH218000 · Reviewing records
  • CH219000 · Penalties for failure to keep records
  1. How to do a compliance check: records: contents
  2. How to do a compliance check: records: format of records

CH213000 | How to do a compliance check: records: format of records

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

As well as deciding what needs to be recorded, a person has flexibility about the form of records. HMRC does not wish to set overly restrictive rules about formats but, where necessary, can set conditions in writing.

See CH13000 for guidance on how records may be preserved.

CEMA79/S118A has not been amended and therefore regulations and approvals made prior to 1 April 2011 are not affected by this change. Any requirements set out in any regulations or approvals still apply, see CH214500.

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