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HMRC
HMRC’s powers to request information and documentation have increased in recent years. However, HMRC often asks for information it is not statutorily entitled to.
If you have received correspondence from HMRC with regard to a compliance check, investigation, or an informal request for information relating to your business or a third party, it is always good practice to speak to a specialist, such as us, to ensure HMRC is acting within its statutory powers before any action is taken.
If you have any queries regarding HMRC’s powers, require a review of your business operations, or have received an information notice or penalty letter from HMRC, please do not hesitate to contact us to find out how we can assist.
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Is HMRC acting within its statutory powers – we can provide you with a review of correspondence, for example on: Schedule 36 Notices, tax investigations, informal information request, formal notices and assessments.
Whether you are looking for a review of your operations with a view to mitigate potential penalties for late filing, late payment, or inaccuracies, or HMRC are seeking to charge you a penalty, why not contact us to see how we can help.
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