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CH23103 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: Financial Institution Notice: contents

  • CH23105 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information notices: Financial Institution Notice: Introduction
  • CH23110 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information notices: Financial Institution Notice: Definition of Financial Institutions
  • CH23120 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information notices: Financial Institution Notice: When a FIN can be issued
  • CH23130 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information notices: Financial Institution Notice: Tax Debt
  • CH23140 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information notices: Financial Institution Notice: Requirements
  • CH23150 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information notices: Financial Institution Notice: Non-Disclosure
  • CH23160 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information notices: Financial Institution Notice: Penalty for Disclosure
  • CH23170 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information notices: Financial Institution Notice: Appealing a Penalty for Disclosure
  1. Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: Financial Institution Notice: contents
  2. Information & Inspection Powers: Information notices: Financial Institution Notice: Introduction

CH23105 | Information & Inspection Powers: Information notices: Financial Institution Notice: Introduction

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

When requesting third party information from a Financial Institution (FI) (CH23110) you can issue a Financial Institution Notice (FIN) or a third party notice. Where possible and appropriate, you should try and obtain the required documents or information from the taxpayer, using a taxpayer notice if necessary. If the taxpayer does not produce the information or documents, then you should consider issuing a FIN or third party notice to the financial institution. Unlike a third-party notice, the FIN will not require prior agreement from the taxpayer or tribunal approval before it can be issued. It will, however, require the approval of a designated authorised officer (CH21720).

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