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Technical Teams Operational Guidance

TTOG4500 · Investigation work: Code of practice 9: examining the disclosure report

  • TTOG4505 · Control of disclosure reports
  • TTOG4510 · Initial examination of disclosure reports
  • TTOG4515 · Incomplete report not amended
  • TTOG4520 · Requesting additional papers from the advisor
  • TTOG4525 · Consideration of future of Disclosure Report case after initial review
  • TTOG4530 · Extent of examination of Disclosure Report
  • TTOG4535 · Consideration of private capital position
  • TTOG4540 · Earliest year of Disclosure Report
  • TTOG4545 · Third party investigation to test Disclosure Report
  • TTOG4550 · Investigation work: Disclosure Report examination: examining the disclosure report: exercise of judgement by Investigator examining Disclosure Report
  • TTOG4555 · Investigation work: Disclosure Report examination: examining the disclosure report: the enquiry plan
  • TTOG4560 · Investigation work: Disclosure Report examination: examining the disclosure report: deceased taxpayers
  1. Investigation work: Code of practice 9: examining the disclosure report: contents
  2. Investigation work: Code of practice 9: examining the disclosure report: incomplete report not amended

TTOG4515 | Investigation work: Code of practice 9: examining the disclosure report: incomplete report not amended

From HM Revenue & Customs · Technical Teams Operational Guidance

If the shortcomings in the Report are not put right promptly the Investigator should write direct to the taxpayer (copy to the adviser). The taxpayer should be told why we cannot regard the Report as a proper disclosure and told what needs to be done, within a defined period, in order for the report to be taken as the disclosure in response to CDF. He/she should be told that unless this is done within the time set this will be regarded as a failure to make a full disclosure within the terms of CDF.

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