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Official guidance
Enquiry Manual

EM1550 · Opening the Enquiry: Information Request

  • EM1551 · Outline
  • EM1555 · General
  • EM1556 · Spouses, civil partners and domestic partners
  • EM1560 · Detail
  • EM1561 · Full Enquiry - Business Taxpayer
  • EM1570 · Full Enquiry - Non Business Taxpayer
  • EM1575 · Aspect Enquiry
  • EM1580 · Time to Respond
  1. Opening the Enquiry: Information Request: contents
  2. Opening the Enquiry: Information Request: Full Enquiry - Non Business Taxpayer

EM1570 | Opening the Enquiry: Information Request: Full Enquiry - Non Business Taxpayer

From HM Revenue & Customs · Enquiry Manual

If the taxpayer is a complex director case, you should first seek to verify the income and gains declared by reference to any third party information held (for example, P11Ds).

You might also, depending on the case, ask to see

  • dividend vouchers

  • certificates of loan interest paid

  • private pension contribution certificates

  • accounts or particulars

  • a detailed Capital Gains computation

  • a copy of a property valuation

  • an account of the precise use made of a company asset such as a private plane.

As with a return for a business taxpayer, you should only ask to see private bank statements at this stage if you can demonstrate their relevance to the return and that you reasonably require them for the purpose of checking its accuracy.

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