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Official guidance
Technical Teams Operational Guidance

TTOG3350 · Case review and registration: developing the review

  • TTOG3355 · Accountancy advice on review cases
  • TTOG3360 · Third party work during the review - general
  • TTOG3365 · Is third party work at the review stage required
  • TTOG3370 · Importance of identifying potential criminal investigation cases at the review stage
  • TTOG3375 · Importance of identifying the wider implications of some potential investigations
  • TTOG3380 · Advice from technical experts
  • TTOG3385 · Analysis by the investigator and SI support staff
  • TTOG3390 · Fragmentation
  • TTOG3395 · Consideration of self assessment in the review process
  1. Case review and registration: developing the review: contents
  2. Case review and registration: developing the review: third party work during the review - general

TTOG3360 | Case review and registration: developing the review: third party work during the review - general

From HM Revenue & Customs · Technical Teams Operational Guidance

It may be necessary to carry out third party work before the registration decision is taken.

Some points are fundamental -

Whilst a case is a Review case no challenge should be made of the taxpayer.

The objective of third party work at the Review stage is to get as quickly as possible to the decision on whether or not to register the case. It is not acceptable to keep a case as a Review when it is really being worked as an investigation.

Care over confidentiality and discretion generally should always be exercised in third party enquiries. This is particularly so while the case is at the Review stage. This is because the taxpayer has not yet been notified of SI’s potential interest and has not had the opportunity to explain or provide information personally.

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