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CH28100 · Data gathering powers: Details of power

  • CH28110 · Data gathering powers: Details of powers: Overview
  • CH28120 · Commencement date
  • CH28130 · Previous powers
  • CH28140 · Data gathering: Detail of power: Relationship with other powers
  • CH28150 · Data gathering: Details of powers: Purpose and scope of power
  • CH28155 · Communications Data
  • CH28160 · Data gathering: Details of power: Bulk information
  • CH28170 · Data gathering: Details of power: What is a relevant data-holder
  • CH28180 · Data gathering: Details of power: What is relevant data
  • CH28250 · Data gathering: Details of power: Data-holder notice
  • CH28350 · Data gathering: Details of power: Power to copy documents
  • CH28360 · Data gathering: Details of power: Power to retain documents
  1. Data gathering powers: Details of power: contents
  2. Data gathering: Details of power: Power to retain documents

CH28360 | Data gathering: Details of power: Power to retain documents

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

If we consider it to be reasonable to do so, we may retain documents that have been provided by the data-holder in response to our data-holder notice for a reasonable period.

If the data-holder reasonably requires a document that we are retaining, they may request that we give them a copy of that document.

The fact that we are retaining a document doesn’t break any lien claimed on that document. A lien is a right to retain someone else’s property until a debt is paid. Producing the document to you does not affect the lien.

We are liable to compensate the owner of a document if we lose or damage that document. The compensation is only for expenses reasonably incurred to replace or repair that document.

FA11/SCH23/PARA7

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