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Statutory Payments Manual

SPM240000 · Information Powers - contents

  • SPM240100 · Information Powers - introduction
  • SPM240200 · Information Powers - informal enquiries
  • SPM240300 · Information Powers - the legislation
  • SPM240400 · Information Powers - before you can issue a Formal Information Notice
  • SPM240500 · Information Powers - who can be issued with a Formal Information Notice
  • SPM240600 · Information Powers - request for information
  • SPM240700 · Information Powers - what cannot be included on the Formal Information Notice
  • SPM240800 · Information Powers - time to comply with a Formal Information Notice
  • SPM240900 · Information Powers - approving the Formal Information Notice
  • SPM241000 · Information Powers - production of information and documents
  • SPM241100 · Information Powers - Formal Information Notice disputed
  • SPM241200 · Information Powers - information or documents are unavailable
  • SPM241300 · Information Powers - more time required
  • SPM241400 · Information Powers - Human Rights
  1. Information Powers - contents
  2. Information Powers - what cannot be included on the Formal Information Notice

SPM240700 | Information Powers - what cannot be included on the Formal Information Notice

From HM Revenue & Customs · Statutory Payments Manual

You cannot:

  • insist that the person should attend a meeting

  • stipulate that the documents should be delivered to HMRC premises. The legislation does not refer to delivery of the documents, but to their production, see SPM240300

  • obtain any documents, accounts or particulars which have been brought into existence as part of the preparation for the presentation of an appeal

  • make a general request for information, for example something couched in terms such as ‘anything relevant to the person’s entitlement to Statutory Paternity Pay'. The information you require must be specific

  • request documents be in any specified format.

You do not have a right of access to any premises. The person must produce the information or documents to you.

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