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Securities Guidance

SG20000 · Security for tax at risk of being unpaid

  • SG20500 · Introduction
  • SG21000 · Who may we require to give security?
  • SG22000 · What is security for?
  • SG23000 · The consequences of not providing security
  • SG24000 · Risk assessing cases
  • SG25000 · Warning letter
  • SG25500 · Monitoring compliance
  • SG26000 · The decision to require security
  • SG26500 · Requiring a PAYE/NIC security from more than one person
  • SG26600 · How long we will hold a VAT/environmental tax security
  • SG26700 · How long we will hold a PAYE/NICs security
  • SG27000 · Registering an interest in a security case
  1. Security for tax at risk of being unpaid: contents
  2. Security for tax at risk of being unpaid: Registering an interest in a security case

SG27000 | Security for tax at risk of being unpaid: Registering an interest in a security case

From HM Revenue & Customs · Securities Guidance

A Securities Team accepts a security case when they take one of the following actions

  • they issue a warning letter

  • they issue a Notice of Direction to make monthly returns (NOD)

  • they serve a Notice of Requirement to give security (NOR).

As soon as the Securities Team accept a case for security action they will register an interest by taking one or more of the following actions

  • putting a note in the User Interest box on the person’s Electronic Folder (EF)

  • putting a note on Employer Business Service (EBS)

  • putting a note on Integrated Debt Management System (IDMS)

  • setting up the case in Caseflow.

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