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Enquiry Manual – various updates

24 Feb 2023

HMRC have made numerous changes to the Enquiry Manual. Many of these are merely cosmetic (someone has taken the time to change “taxpayer” to “customer” on a number of pages), but others may have some actual significance. For example:

  • “Evasion removed and replaced with suspected fraud.”
  • “Reference to Suspected Fraud [Identification] Process added.”
  • “Reference to Systems and Data Compliance or and [sic] Audit Specialist added.”
  • “Reference to suspected fraud added.”

The detailed pages can be found under the heading of 21 February 2023 in the “Updates” section of the manual.

https://www.gov.uk/hmrc-internal-manuals/enquiry-manual/updates

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