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Specialist Investigations Operational Guidance

SIOG1525 · Introduction and organisation: communication: communicating by external email

  • SIOG1526 · Using external email with customers
  • SIOG1527 · Obtaining informed consent
  • SIOG1528 · Changing your Outlook settings
  • SIOG1529 · Signing your emails
  • SIOG1531 · Using email - security classifications
  • SIOG1532 · Sending external emails to customers
  • SIOG1533 · External emails - general advice
  • SIOG1534 · Unexpected or missing emails
  • SIOG1535 · Opting out
  1. Introduction and organisation: communication: communicating by external email: contents
  2. Introduction and organisation: communication: communicating by external email: signing your emails

SIOG1529 | Introduction and organisation: communication: communicating by external email: signing your emails

From HM Revenue & Customs · Specialist Investigations Operational Guidance

Your signature at the bottom of your emails must be appropriate. You should add the following to the end of your signature for any external emails:

‘If you have any doubt about the authenticity of an email you receive which claims to come from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), please do not follow any links within the email, disclose any personal details or respond to it. Forward it to us at [email protected]’

We recommend having two signatures, one for internal emails and another for external.

Also, be aware that out of office messages do not go to non-GSI email addresses, so customers will not receive them. You may wish to consider granting delegate access to a colleague. Refer to the Electronic Communications Email Guidance for further assistance.

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