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CH228000 · How to do a compliance check: information powers: excise information notice

  • CH228100 · Introduction
  • CH228200 · General framework
  • CH228220 · Considerations prior to issue
  • CH228250 · Documents required
  • CH228280 · Persons on whom a notice can be served
  • CH228300 · What you can ask for
  • CH228320 · Restrictions on what you can ask for
  • CH228340 · Timing of requests for documents
  • CH228360 · Specifying or describing what you require
  • CH228370 · Where and when documents should be produced
  • CH228380 · Time to comply
  • CH228500 · Getting agreement to the notice
  • CH228600 · Manager’s role
  • CH228700 · Telling the recipient about the notice
  • CH228720 · Opportunity letter
  • CH228740 · Representations
  • CH228760 · Not telling the recipient
  • CH228800 · Applications to the tribunal
  • CH228900 · The notice
  • CH228950 · Compliance with the notice
  1. How to do a compliance check: information powers: excise information notice: contents
  2. How to do a compliance check: information powers: excise information notice: timing of requests for documents

CH228340 | How to do a compliance check: information powers: excise information notice: timing of requests for documents

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

It is often necessary in excise compliance work to gather information quickly, however before issuing an information notice you should consider

  • The burden you may put on the recipient of the notice by asking for a great many documents all at once.

  • The inconvenience you may put the recipient to if you ask for documents on a piecemeal basis.

There is further guidance on this subject at CH21640 and, if you are considering an informal request for documents, at CH207310.

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