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Excise Assessments Interim Guidance

EAIG27000 · Fraud and evasion cases

  • EAIG27100 · Consideration of evasion
  • EAIG27200 · Investigation cases
  • EAIG27500 · Effect of assessment on criminal proceedings and restraint
  • EAIG27600 · Debt recovery
  • EAIG27700 · Departmental reviews and appeals
  1. Fraud and evasion cases: contents
  2. Fraud and evasion cases: effect of assessment on criminal proceedings and restraint

EAIG27500 | Fraud and evasion cases: effect of assessment on criminal proceedings and restraint

From HM Revenue & Customs · Excise Assessments Interim Guidance

Each case has different circumstances and you should consult the case solicitor prior to assessment action. Whether or not criminal proceedings or restraint action has actually commenced it is extremely important that any assessment is made and notified within the assessments time limits.

In many cases it will not be appropriate to enforce an assessment until criminal proceedings are concluded, because this may prejudice the case or assist a subsequent submission for abuse of process. However, it is desirable to consult the case solicitor, as recovery in certain circumstances may be possible.

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