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13 November 2012 / Mike Truman

Issue: 4379 / Categories: Comment & Analysis , Events

MIKE TRUMAN offers the highlights from the event at Chartered Accountants’ Hall, London

SPEAKERS

Paul Aplin Tax Faculty Technical Committee ICAEW
Peter Rayney Peter Rayney Consulting
Karen Robb Grant Thornton
Pete Miller The Miller Partnership
Martin Palmer Jordans Trust
Patrick Stevens Ernst & Young
Paula Tallon Gabelle
Chris Jones Tolley
James Warwick Deloitte
Michael Nicolaides Deloitte

Overriding right

Paul Aplin speaking about HMRC powers of inspection explained the overriding right of an occupier to refuse permission for HMRC officers to enter their premises.

Paragraph CH25260 of the Compliance Handbook tells officers that in cases where entry is refused or where they are asked to leave after being admitted...

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ICAEW Tax Faculty Conference

© Copyright LexisNexis 2024. All rights reserved.

13 November 2012 / Mike Truman

MIKE TRUMAN offers the highlights from the event at Chartered Accountants’ Hall, London

SPEAKERS

Paul Aplin Tax Faculty Technical Committee ICAEW
Peter Rayney Peter Rayney Consulting
Karen Robb Grant Thornton
Pete Miller The Miller Partnership
Martin Palmer Jordans Trust
Patrick Stevens Ernst & Young
Paula Tallon Gabelle
Chris Jones Tolley
James Warwick Deloitte
Michael Nicolaides Deloitte

Overriding right

Paul Aplin speaking about HMRC powers of inspection explained the overriding right of an occupier to refuse permission for HMRC officers to enter their premises.

Paragraph CH25260 of the Compliance Handbook tells officers that in cases where entry is refused or where they are asked to leave after being admitted...

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