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TTOG4100 · Investigation work: opening under Code of Practice 8

  • TTOG4105 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: general
  • TTOG4110 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: planning the opening meeting
  • TTOG4115 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: attendance at opening meetings
  • TTOG4120 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: taxpayers attendance at opening meetings
  • TTOG4125 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: which advisers may be present at the opening meeting
  • TTOG4130 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: venue of opening meeting
  • TTOG4135 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: issue of Code of Practice
  • TTOG4140 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: refusal to attend a meeting
  • TTOG4145 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: request by advisers for a preliminary meeting prior to meeting taxpayer
  • TTOG4150 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: conduct of opening meeting
  • TTOG4155 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: advice and confidentiality
  • TTOG4160 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: opening meeting brief
  • TTOG4165 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: meeting brief
  • TTOG4170 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: opening remarks
  • TTOG4175 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: conduct of meeting
  • TTOG4180 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: disclosure reports
  • TTOG4185 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: payments on account
  • TTOG4190 · Investigation work: opening under Code 8: progress of cases
  1. Investigation work: opening under Code of Practice 8: contents
  2. Investigation work: opening under Code 8: progress of cases

TTOG4190 | Investigation work: opening under Code 8: progress of cases

From HM Revenue & Customs · Technical Teams Operational Guidance

If there is no disclosure in a Code 8 case, the Investigator must consider the way forward.

If it is accepted that the explanations given are satisfactory and additional tax is not due the case must be settled without delay and the taxpayers’ advisers informed accordingly.

Where no disclosure has been made or where the Investigator suspects that there has only been a partial disclosure, the case will require to be investigated.

The aim is to develop the case to the stage where:

  • it can either be accepted that no further tax is due, or

  • a further approach can be made to the taxpayer and the results of our further research put to him/her with a view to negotiating a settlement, or

  • matters can be pursued through the assessment, appeal and review process, with a hearing before the First-tier Tribunal if necessary.

In taking the case forward it is still appropriate to ask the taxpayer to voluntarily produce information or documents. In other instances it may be appropriate to ask for a mandate to approach a third party. In the event that the co-operation is not forthcoming, then the use of formal powers should be considered.

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