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TTOG13300 · Code 9 cases registered prior to 1/9/05 (Hansard): Historical Record: the opening Hansard meeting

  • TTOG13310 · Items to be taken to the opening Hansard meeting
  • TTOG13320 · Meeting notes of the opening Hansard meeting
  • TTOG13330 · Introductions at the opening Hansard meeting
  • TTOG13340 · Opening remarks
  • TTOG13350 · The caution
  • TTOG13360 · Advice on confidentiality
  • TTOG13370 · Hansard Statement
  • TTOG13380 · Signing of the Hansard extract
  • TTOG13390 · Response to the formal questions when there has been a previous Local Compliance investigation
  • TTOG13400 · The formal Hansard questions
  • TTOG13410 · Inviting the taxpayer's response to the Hansard questions
  • TTOG13420 · Refusal to be tape recorded
  • TTOG13430 · Immediate response not forthcoming
  • TTOG13440 · Avoid being oppressive or misleading
  • TTOG13450 · Where no disclosure is indicated in response to Hansard
  • TTOG13460 · Deceased taxpayers
  • TTOG13470 · Unwell and aged taxpayers
  1. Code 9 cases registered prior to 1/9/05 (Hansard): Historical Record: the opening Hansard meeting: contents
  2. Code 9 cases registered prior to 1/9/05 (Hansard): Historical Record: the opening Hansard meeting: immediate response not forthcoming

TTOG13430 | Code 9 cases registered prior to 1/9/05 (Hansard): Historical Record: the opening Hansard meeting: immediate response not forthcoming

From HM Revenue & Customs · Technical Teams Operational Guidance

Where a disclosure is not forthcoming some further explanation may be given. This needs to be handled carefully. The Hansard policy itself must not be paraphrased or compromised.

We do not need to disclose our reasons or any evidence held at the opening meeting. COP 9 makes it clear that we will not disclose our information at the Hansard meeting. If the case did proceed to court then we clearly would need to disclose our evidence before getting to court but not at the opening meeting. The Court of Appeal in R v Gill & Gill endorsed our current practice saying the former Revenue “was not bound to disclose the nature of its suspicions and there was nothing unfair in its not doing so”.

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