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Technical Teams Operational Guidance

TTOG3300 · Case review and registration: considering all available sources of information

  • TTOG3305 · Review of databases
  • TTOG3310 · Review of FIS information sources
  • TTOG3315 · Review of centaur information
  • TTOG3317 · Noting the centaur database of new COP9 cases
  • TTOG3320 · SOCA flagging check
  • TTOG3325 · Obtaining Suspicious Activity Reports (SARS) for SOCA
  • TTOG3330 · Review of HMRC files
  • TTOG3335 · Conduct of investigation by other Directorate while review proceeds
  • TTOG3340 · Keeping other HMRC business units informed while review proceeds
  • TTOG3345 · Dealing with an excess of review cases
  1. Case review and registration: considering all available sources of information: contents
  2. Case review and registration: considering all available sources of information: review of databases

TTOG3305 | Case review and registration: considering all available sources of information: review of databases

From HM Revenue & Customs · Technical Teams Operational Guidance

TTOG2410 emphasises the importance of accessing all information available within SI itself. Consequently when a Review case is opened, management databases must be interrogated to see whether there is any pre-existing SI interest in the taxpayer who has been selected for review.

It is the Investigator’s mandatory responsibility to make sure that databases are searched. However the Investigator need not do this personally. SI support staff should be tasked with carrying out the search.

Failure to search may cause serious problems and prejudice existing registrations.

If by interrogation of the Database a previous SI interest is found then the Investigator conducting the new Review case should proceed in accordance with TTOG2410.

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