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Technical Teams Operational Guidance

TTOG4800 · Investigation work: establishing the facts

  • TTOG4805 · Initial objectives
  • TTOG4810 · Reaching agreement on income or profit addition: we should not proceed to settlement until the facts are established
  • TTOG4815 · Disclosure report cases
  • TTOG4820 · Other cases
  • TTOG4825 · Where facts are uncertain
  • TTOG4830 · Third party information work in COP 8 and 9 cases
  1. Investigation work: establishing the facts: contents
  2. Investigation work: establishing the facts: Third party information work in COP 8 and 9 cases

TTOG4830 | Investigation work: establishing the facts: Third party information work in COP 8 and 9 cases

From HM Revenue & Customs · Technical Teams Operational Guidance

SI places a particular emphasis on third party information in Code 8 and Code 9 investigations. In almost all SI cases there will be some third party aspect. In many cases analysis of third party information is crucial in the identification of the case in the first place.

Third party work can be important in all types of SI case

  • many Code 8 cases are derived from Projects. Many of these will have developed along a seam of third party information or have been derived from an analysis of information provided by Risk & Intelligence Service (RIS) etc.

  • many Code 8 cases will go on to feature extensive third party work during the Investigation

  • Code 9 cases require third party investigation to allow us to be satisfied that a disclosure is correct and complete.

The guidance in SIOG4120 should be followed in respect of third party investigation work.

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