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International Exchange of Information Manual

IEIM130000 · Exchange of information: Closer working with other jurisdictions

  • IEIM130010 · Overview
  • IEIM130100 · Exchange of Information: Outward Requests: Speaking to the case team in the other tax authority
  • IEIM130200 · Exchange of Information: Outward Requests: Visiting premises in another jurisdiction
  • IEIM130300 · Exchange of Information: Joint audits
  • IEIM130500 · Exchange of Information: Other collaboration between tax authorities
  1. Exchange of information: Closer working with other jurisdictions
  2. Exchange of Information: Outward Requests: Visiting premises in another jurisdiction

IEIM130200 | Exchange of Information: Outward Requests: Visiting premises in another jurisdiction

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Exchange of Information Manual

If you arrange a visit to another jurisdiction in the course of enquiries into a cross border issue you will need specific consent from the local tax authority to enter the jurisdiction for that purpose. Many international agreements contain a provision allowing for visits by agreement. If there is no such provision then you cannot visit, although you may be able to visit the tax authority office to view the papers instead.

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

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