The Special Commissioners will not normally issue a
Regulation 10 notice except where their directions for disclosure
have not been obeyed.
The Special Commissioners provide no printed forms for
use.
In England, Wales and Northern Ireland, a notice directed to the affairs of a partnership may be addressed to any of the partners but, in practice, it should be addressed to the precedent acting partner. In Scotland, a notice directed to the affairs of a partnership should be addressed to the firm.
The Special Commissioners now have the power to issue a
Regulation 10 notice to HMRC as well as to an appellant.
Under Regulation 10(1)(b) HMRC may be required to make
documents available for inspection by the appellant or the Tribunal
and Regulation 10(2 ) allows the appellant to copy the material
supplied or made available by HMRC under Regulation 10(1).
If it becomes apparent that a Regulation 10 notice is likely
to be issued requiring HMRC to provide information, seek immediate
advice from Central Policy: Tax Administration Policy.