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CH265000 · How to do a compliance check: applying to tribunal for approval to give a Sch36 FA08 notice and preparing for the hearing

  • CH265010 · Overview
  • CH265020 · Before you make the application
  • CH265040 · Getting the agreement of an authorised officer
  • CH265060 · Preparing the application
  • CH265080 · 'without notice’ or ‘in private’ application
  • CH265110 · Preparing the hearing brief to accompany the application
  • CH265130 · How to do a compliance check: applying to tribunal to give a Sch36 FA08 notice and preparing for the hearing: sending the application to the Tribunals Service
  • CH265140 · Preparing the document bundle
  • CH265170 · How to do a compliance check: preparing notices for presentation at tribunal: at the tribunal
  • CH265135 · Tribunal approved notices process guide
  1. How to do a compliance check: applying to tribunal for approval to give a Sch36 FA08 notice and preparing for the hearing: contents
  2. How to do a compliance check: applying to tribunal for approval to give a Sch36 FA08 notice and preparing for the hearing: overview

CH265010 | How to do a compliance check: applying to tribunal for approval to give a Sch36 FA08 notice and preparing for the hearing: overview

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

This guidance describes the steps that should be followed once you have decided to make an application for approval of an information or inspection notice under Schedule 36 FA08, and assumes that you have read the guidance up to the point of seeking tribunal approval. For example, for a taxpayer notice you have read the guidance from CH223100 to CH223400.

  • CH265020 explains what to consider before making an application to the tribunal

  • CH265040 explains the need to obtain the agreement of an authorised officer

  • CH265060 explains how to prepare the application on form IIP20

  • CH265080 explains about without notice and in private applications

  • CH265110 explains how to put together a brief to accompany the application

  • CH265130 explains how to make the application

There is further guidance about how to prepare a bundle of documents for the hearing and how many copies of which documents to take at CH265140.

CH265170 explains what happens at the hearing and how to conduct yourself.

Training

It is advisable for individuals who are inexperienced in presenting cases at tribunals to undertake the presentation skills training. The courses in the Learning Prospectus which prospective presenters may find useful are:

  • Presentation Skills

  • Powers, deterrents and safeguards guidance

  • Sch36 FA08 Compliance Checks High Level Awareness

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