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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: fragmentation

TTOG3390 | Case review and registration: developing the review: fragmentation

From HM Revenue & Customs · Technical Teams Operational Guidance

Parties whose tax affairs are affected by the same facts or circumstances should, where possible, be worked in tandem. For instance, business partners, close companies and their directors should normally be worked together. In Code 9 cases it is particularly important to follow this model.

Each party to the investigation will require a separate caseflow record to be maintained. Cases which are part of a marketed Avoidance Scheme may be part of a single registration dealt with by the Counter Avoidance Directorate, see TTOG10045 for more guidance on Avoidance Schemes.

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