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TTOG11400 · Civil Investigation of Fraud (Code 9): historical record: the opening meeting

  • TTOG11410 · Purpose of the opening meeting
  • TTOG11420 · Planning the opening meeting
  • TTOG11430 · Location
  • TTOG11440 · Who should attend CIF meeting
  • TTOG11450 · Time to be allowed for the opening CIF meeting
  • TTOG11460 · Breaks to be taken in a CIF opening meeting
  • TTOG11470 · Taxpayers with language or health difficulties
  • TTOG11480 · Conduct of opening meeting
  • TTOG11490 · The inducement
  • TTOG11500 · The formal questions
  • TTOG11510 · Inviting the taxpayer's response to the formal questions
  • TTOG11520 · Immediate response not forthcoming
  • TTOG11530 · Advice on confidentiality
  • TTOG11540 · Conducting CIF procedure by post
  • TTOG11550 · Visiting the taxpayer’s premises
  • TTOG11560 · Benefits of having an SI Accountant present when visiting business premises
  1. Civil Investigation of Fraud (Code 9): historical record: the opening meeting: contents
  2. Civil Investigation of Fraud (Code 9): historical record: the opening meeting: planning the opening meeting

TTOG11420 | Civil Investigation of Fraud (Code 9): historical record: the opening meeting: planning the opening meeting

From HM Revenue & Customs · Technical Teams Operational Guidance

In planning the opening meeting, you should consider:

  • the form of invitation for the opening meeting

  • (This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)

  • which taxpayers should be invited to be present

  • the suggested venue

  • the expected attitude of the taxpayers and advisers.

Investigators may wish to discuss some of these issues briefly, informally, with their Operational Leader before referring to them, as required, in the Registration Report.

(This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)

(This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)

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