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TTOG4400 · Investigation work: Code of practice 9: obtaining the disclosure report

  • TTOG4405 · Investigation work: Code of practice 9: disclosure reports
  • TTOG4410 · Progress meetings
  • TTOG4415 · Delays in submission
  • TTOG4420 · Investigation work: Code of practice 9: investigation needed whilst disclosure awaited
  • TTOG4425 · Investigation work: Code of practice 9: protective assessments
  1. Investigation work: Code of practice 9: obtaining the disclosure report: contents
  2. Investigation work: Code of practice 9: protective assessments

TTOG4425 | Investigation work: Code of practice 9: protective assessments

From HM Revenue & Customs · Technical Teams Operational Guidance

There can be some difficult choices to be made on raising assessments to encourage the submission of a report. Where a report is delayed it will often be preferable to take over the investigation yourself. See TTOG4415.

Investigators should consider each case on its merits, and take note of the advice at TTOG4425 and onwards. In particular, consider what your next step will be when the taxpayer appeals and applies for postponement of the tax. If you are not ready to contest these actions, your assessments will not have taken you any further forward.

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