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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: applications to the tribunal

CH228800 | How to do a compliance check: information powers: excise information notice: applications to the tribunal

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

Information notices may only be given with the approval of the tribunal.

The person to whom you will issue the notice cannot attend or make representations at the hearing. However, they may make representations to you which you must present to the tribunal for consideration unless the exception set out in CH228760 applies.

Applications for approval may also be made ‘without notice’. This means that any person affected is not told about it, see CH228760.

Detailed guidance about making applications to the tribunal starts at ARTG7500.

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