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VATF35320 · What to consider prior to determining whether to use an intervention: making and issuing a Notice of Direction: applying the measure: the Notice of Direction (NoD)

  • VATF35321 · How is the taxable person notified?
  • VATF35322 · What records should the direction ask to be kept?
  • VATF35323 · How detailed should the record descriptions be?
  • VATF35324 · How should the records be kept?
  • VATF35325 · What is the effective date from which records should be kept?
  • VATF35326 · Who receives the NoD and how?
  1. What to consider prior to determining whether to use an intervention: making and issuing a Notice of Direction: applying the measure: the Notice of Direction (NoD): contents
  2. What to consider prior to determining whether to use an intervention: making and issuing a Notice of Direction: applying the measure: the Notice of Direction (NoD): who receives the NoD and how?

VATF35326 | What to consider prior to determining whether to use an intervention: making and issuing a Notice of Direction: applying the measure: the Notice of Direction (NoD): who receives the NoD and how?

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Fraud

Who receives the NoD?

It is essential that the NoD is addressed to the correct entity. For example, if the taxable person is a limited company it should be addressed to that limited company. If it is a partnership then all members of the partnership should be named.

Prior to issuing the NoD you should confirm that any named directors are still named directors. You should ensure that a record is kept of the list of directors at the time the enquiry is made.

How should the NoD be issued?

Preferably the NoD should be handed to the taxable person and a signature obtained to evidence receipt. This will also enable the taxable person to ask questions and for HMRC to clarify any issues.

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