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CH23200 · Information & Inspection Powers: The notice

  • CH23220 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: The notice: Overview of an information notice
  • CH23240 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: The notice: Meaning of 'provide information'
  • CH23260 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: The notice: Meaning of 'produce documents'
  • CH23280 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: The notice: Where and when documents should be produced
  • CH23300 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: The notice: Copying or removing documents
  • CH23320 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: The notice: What is a document
  • CH23340 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: The notice: Part of a document
  • CH23360 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: The notice: What is an electronic document or record
  • CH23380 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: The notice: Meaning of 'specify'
  • CH23400 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: The notice: Meaning of 'describe'
  • CH23420 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: The notice: Date by which information required
  • CH23440 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: The notice: Serving notices
  • CH23460 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: The notice: Mistakes in a notice
  • CH23480 · Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: The notice: Complying with a notice
  1. Information & Inspection Powers: The notice: contents
  2. Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: The notice: Mistakes in a notice

CH23460 | Information & Inspection Powers: Information Notices: The notice: Mistakes in a notice

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

The rules about mistakes in information notices are based on rules in the Taxes Management Act 1970.

A notice will not be quashed or void because

  • it is not in a correct form, or

  • it contains a mistake or defect, or

  • there is an omission

provided that

  • it meets the intentions and meaning of the law, and

  • the person affected by the notice is adequately identified.

Substantial errors in a notice may mean that a fresh notice must be issued.

If you have any doubt about whether or not the mistakes in an information notice are such you should issue a new notice, you should seek advice by following the guidance in CH910000.

FA08/SCH36/PARA56
TMA70/S114
CEMA79/S118BA

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