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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM657000 · Enforcement action: taking control of goods (TCoG)

  • DMBM657010 · General purpose and responsibility of the enforcement agent
  • DMBM657020 · Legislation, powers and definitions
  • DMBM657030 · Where we cannot take control of goods and list of exempt goods
  • DMBM657040 · Taking control of securities and co-owned goods
  • DMBM657050 · The Notice of Enforcement
  • DMBM657060 · Time limits and premises for taking control of goods
  • DMBM657070 · Preparing for and undertaking the visit
  • DMBM657080 · Entry to a premises and RLS addresses
  • DMBM657090 · Taking control of goods (including goods on the highway)
  • DMBM657100 · The Controlled Goods Agreement (CGA)
  • DMBM657110 · The notice after entry and inventory of goods
  • DMBM657120 · Report of the call
  • DMBM657130 · Re-entry of a premises
  • DMBM657140 · Removal and sale of seized goods
  • DMBM657150 · Changes to the debt after enforcement commences
  • DMBM657160 · Fees
  • DMBM657170 · Events after taking control of goods
  1. Enforcement action: taking control of goods (TCoG): contents
  2. Enforcement action: taking control of goods (TCoG): taking control of securities and co-owned goods

DMBM657040 | Enforcement action: taking control of goods (TCoG): taking control of securities and co-owned goods

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Taking control of securities

Securities can include:

  • bills of exchange

  • promissory notes

  • bonds

  • specialities and securities for money.

If you intend to seize any securities, you should contact your manager.

Co-owned goods

Under TCoG co-owned goods can be seized. Additional actions are required where co-owned goods are taken under control. So, if you seize co-owned goods then as well as providing the co-owner with the inventory of goods and notice after entry, you must also ensure that where appropriate they receive copies of the valuation and notice of sale.

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