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Official guidance
Economic Crime Supervision Handbook

ECSH34200 · Referrals

  • ECSH34201 · Introduction
  • ECSH34205 · Intelligence Reports
  • ECSH34210 · Intelligence requirement
  • ECSH34215 · Director disqualification
  • ECSH34220 · Human Intelligence (HumInt)
  • ECSH34225 · Suspicious activity reports
  • ECSH34230 · Referrals to other supervisors and professional bodies
  • ECSH34235 · Watchlist
  • ECSH34240 · Criminal prosecution and suspected fraud referrals
  • ECSH34245 · Reporting abusive or aggressive customers
  1. Referrals: Contents
  2. Referrals: Human Intelligence (HumInt)

ECSH34220 | Referrals: Human Intelligence (HumInt)

From HM Revenue & Customs · Economic Crime Supervision Handbook

Human Intelligence (HumInt) is any material or information volunteered (even if in response to a request) to an HMRC employee about another person’s wrongdoing (whether fraud, other criminality, non-compliance or other mischief) that attracts a legitimate expectation of confidentiality.

Individuals and businesses can also Report tax fraud or avoidance to HMRC

If information is received from a supervised business in relation to suspected money laundering or terrorist financing, which came to them in the course of business, you should tell the business to submit a suspicious activity report (SAR) instead. You can find more information in Checking internal reporting and suspicious activity

(This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)

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