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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: compliance with the notice

CH228950 | How to do a compliance check: information powers: excise information notice: compliance with the notice

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

A person must comply with the requirements of a notice

  • within the period specified in the notice and

  • if they are specified in the notice, at the time, by the means and in the form specified.

There is more guidance about complying with information notices at CH23480.

The recipient of the notice is liable to penalties for failure to comply with a notice, see CH270000.

Before you assess a penalty you should try to make contact with the recipient to find out why they have not complied. You should help them to comply, if you can.

If the recipient has complied with only part of the notice you should attempt to find out why the documents have not been provided. The recipient may be having difficulty locating the documents and requires more time.

If the recipient tells you that they cannot obtain the documents, or that a document does not exist and you are satisfied that the claim is genuine, you should set aside the relevant part of the notice.

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