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Official guidance
Specialist Investigations Operational Guidance

SIOG10300 · Procedural matters: records management and retention

  • SIOG10305 · Record retention periods
  • SIOG10310 · Weeding records
  • SIOG10320 · Retention of paper records - cases and settlement files
  • SIOG10330 · Retention of paper records - non-case material
  • SIOG10345 · Naming convention principles
  • SIOG10350 · Electronic case records file structure
  • SIOG10360 · Access to electronic case folders
  • SIOG10370 · Action on electronic case records at case closure
  1. Procedural matters: records management and retention: contents
  2. Procedural matters: records management and retention: weeding records

SIOG10310 | Procedural matters: records management and retention: weeding records

From HM Revenue & Customs · Specialist Investigations Operational Guidance

Records should be weeded by the responsible Investigator on closure to ensure that information retained in the file is:

  • accurate and up to date

  • not kept for longer than necessary (follow retention periods)

  • secure (in line with HMRC security policy)

  • not excessive or duplicated

  • in accordance with the HMRC record management policy.

A prominent note should be put on the outside of the file cover stating:

‘Weeded in accordance with GDPR’

Note: This applies to all cases, investigation, review and sensitive.

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