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Fraud Civil Investigation Manual

FCIM203000 · Where CDF offer is made 30 June 2014 onwards: opening the investigation

  • FCIM203010 · Do not disclose your concerns
  • FCIM203020 · Initial approach to the customer
  • FCIM203030 · Form of opening letter in company cases
  • FCIM203040 · Form of opening letter in partnership cases
  • FCIM203050 · Reasons for registration not to be discussed
  • FCIM203060 · Unrepresented customers
  1. Where CDF offer is made 30 June 2014 onwards: opening the investigation: contents
  2. Where CDF offer is made 30 June 2014 onwards: opening the investigation: do not disclose your concerns

FCIM203010 | Where CDF offer is made 30 June 2014 onwards: opening the investigation: do not disclose your concerns

From HM Revenue & Customs · Fraud Civil Investigation Manual

The Contractual Disclosure Facility (CDF) procedure allows the customer the opportunity to make a full disclosure at the start of your investigation. This means that you must not disclose details of your evidence or concerns at the outset, see FCIM203050.

You no longer need to indicate at the outset the tax regime or regimes under which your concerns lie.

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