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Non-statutory Clearance Guidance

ONSCG5400 · Dealing with applications: direct tax clearance applications dealt with by non-LB compliance teams

  • ONSCG5420 · Dealing with applications: direct tax clearances dealt with by non-LB compliance teams: allocation to team leaders
  • ONSCG5430 · Dealing with applications: direct tax clearances dealt with by non-LB compliance teams: clearance applications bypass the Non-statutory Clearances Team
  • ONSCG5440 · Dealing with applications: direct tax clearances dealt with by Local Compliance: allocation to caseworker
  • ONSCG5450 · Dealing with applications: direct tax clearances dealt with by Local Compliance: acknowledgement in cases where avoidance is suspected
  • ONSCG5460 · Dealing with applications: direct tax clearances dealt with by Local Compliance: where further information is required
  1. Dealing with applications: direct tax clearance applications dealt with by non-LB compliance teams: contents
  2. Dealing with applications: direct tax clearances dealt with by Local Compliance: acknowledgement in cases where avoidance is suspected

ONSCG5450 | Dealing with applications: direct tax clearances dealt with by Local Compliance: acknowledgement in cases where avoidance is suspected

From HM Revenue & Customs · Non-statutory Clearance Guidance

In cases where there are indications of possible avoidance, the caseworker should, on receipt

  • provide an acknowledgement to the applicant notifying their contact details

  • tell the applicant that the clearance is being considered and a response will be sent as soon as possible.

  • deal with all aspects of the clearance including any related avoidance, seeking advise from the appropriate Policy/Technical team.

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