Q. For nearly two years I have been subject to a drawn-out enquiry by an HMRC officer. I’ve acted in good faith and provided everything that I‘ve been asked to send in, but the officer keeps asking for more and more paperwork. I'm confident that no errors have been made and have written to him asking for a closure notice, but this has been refused. Is there a way I can force the issue?
A: You can apply to the Tribunal to ask it to direct HMRC to close the enquiry by using form T245, which you can find here. It may be worth contacting the officer to inform them of your intentions. This might give them the prod needed to close the matter down of their own accord.
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