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Specialist Investigations Operational Guidance

SIOG8300 · Statutory basis for closing an investigation: appeals

  • SIOG8310 · Early planning is essential
  • SIOG8320 · Reference to ARTG procedures
  • SIOG8330 · Reference to Tribunals Caseworker (Advocate)
  • SIOG8340 · Liaison with Solicitor's Office
  • SIOG8350 · Preparations
  • SIOG8370 · Conduct of appeal
  1. Statutory basis for closing an investigation: appeals: contents
  2. Statutory basis for closing an investigation: appeals: liaison with Solicitor's Office

SIOG8340 | Statutory basis for closing an investigation: appeals: liaison with Solicitor's Office

From HM Revenue & Customs · Specialist Investigations Operational Guidance

In SI cases, the appellant at a contentious appeal is frequently represented by counsel. Normally the case for HMRC will be taken by an advocate from the SI Appeals & Review team.

Where the nature of the case is such that the Appeals & Review Team Leader feels that the HMRC case should be taken by a solicitor or counsel they will authorise this and there should be early liaison with Solicitor’s Office. This may be particularly relevant where the case turns on a technical point in the legislation rather than an instance where the tribunal is being asked to rule on factual circumstances.

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