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THE TAXMAN'S POWERS — WHAT'S NEW
22nd January 2009, Page 31
22nd January 2009
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HMRC will be able to ask for information and documents without starting a formal enquiry • Information sought may have no link to a tax return or investigation
to Information can be sought by e-mail and phone, rather than purely by letter
• Third parties can be approached for information
• It will be easier for HMRC to make a visit and unannounced visits can be sanctioned internally rather than having to seek approval from the Tax Tribunal • HMRC will be able to see your records before your books are compiled or returns submitted • However, HMRC will not be able to visit your home if it is not used for work www.hmrc.gov.uk
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