TTOG11370 - Civil Investigation of Fraud (Code 9): historical record: preliminaries to the opening meeting: refusal to attend opening meeting
We cannot compel anyone to attend a meeting under CIF or insist that they remain present if they want to leave during a meeting.
A failure or refusal to attend an opening meeting does not by itself constitute a non-disclosure in response to CIF. It is however legitimate to make it quite explicit that HMRC expects those to whom CIF is addressed to attend an opening meeting.
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