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Official guidance
Fraud Civil Investigation Manual

FCIM101000 · Where CDF offer is made up to 29 June 2014: general

  • FCIM101010 · A new Code of Practice 9 from 31 January 2012
  • FCIM101020 · General introduction to investigation of fraud
  • FCIM101030 · Taxes covered by COP9
  • FCIM101040 · Impact of the Human Rights Act 1998 on civil procedures for dealing with fraud
  • FCIM101045 · The impact of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 on civil procedures for dealing with fraud
  • FCIM101050 · Investigation of fraud and criminal investigation
  1. Where CDF offer is made up to 29 June 2014: general: contents
  2. Where CDF offer is made up to 29 June 2014: general: taxes covered by COP9

FCIM101030 | Where CDF offer is made up to 29 June 2014: general: taxes covered by COP9

From HM Revenue & Customs · Fraud Civil Investigation Manual

With the exception of Tax Credits this guidance applies to all of the taxes administered by HMRC, including those listed below, providing a single procedure to deal with the full range of tax irregularities that may be identified in any single entity.

  • VAT

  • Income Tax

  • Corporation Tax

  • NIC

  • Capital Gains Tax

  • Inheritance Tax

  • Landfill Tax

  • Excise Duty (Alcohol, Tobacco and Oils)

  • Climate Change Levy

  • Aggregates Levy

  • Insurance Premium Tax

  • Air Passenger Duty

  • PAYE

  • Customs/International Trade duties (commercial)

The procedure will not apply to Customs/International Trade Civil Investigations into non-commercial fraud, carried out at ports and airports.

Although COP9 is not used to investigate tax credits, there may be tax credit consequences from a disclosure. (This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)

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