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Specialist Investigations Operational Guidance

SIOG1600 · Introduction and organisation: recording information

  • SIOG1610 · Maintaining records
  • SIOG1620 · Minutes of meetings and notes of telephone calls
  • SIOG1630 · File guidelines
  • SIOG1640 · Communicating with taxpayers and advisors by letter/fax
  • SIOG1650 · Corresponding with taxpayers direct
  • SIOG1660 · Preserving confidentiality
  • SIOG1670 · Team Leaders review of letters before issue
  • SIOG1680 · Communicating by telephone
  • SIOG1690 · Telephone issues
  • SIOG1700 · Notes of meetings
  • SIOG1710 · Audit trail
  1. Introduction and organisation: recording information: contents
  2. Introduction and organisation: recording information: corresponding with taxpayers direct

SIOG1650 | Introduction and organisation: recording information: corresponding with taxpayers direct

From HM Revenue & Customs · Specialist Investigations Operational Guidance

There are specific situations where you must write direct to the taxpayer because the item in question has to be served on the individual or entity. Otherwise you may correspond with an agent or adviser as long as HMRC holds an appropriate authority from the taxpayer. Where you send a letter direct to a taxpayer, you should send a copy to any adviser or agent for whom an authority is held. Particular care should be taken to check for the existence of authorities where your enquiries involve numerous entities and individuals.

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