What Should You Do?

When you receive an HMRC criminal investigation letter, we recommend getting immediate legal advice. You only have 60 days to decide what to do. This is a major decision and is one you should not take lightly. Instead, speak to our solicitors and discuss whether it would be better to accept or reject HMRC’s offer.
If you wish to reject the offer, we can support you throughout the forthcoming investigation and prosecution.

We know this is a frightening time for you. To help you understand more about your situation, we have put together some frequently asked questions that can be downloaded.

• What Happens If You Are Suspected of Serious Tax Fraud?
• What Happens If I Am Criminally Investigated by HMRC for Tax Fraud?
• What Powers Does HMRC Have To Investigate Tax Fraud?
• Can HMRC Use Intrusive Surveillance?
• What Is HMRC’s Criminal Investigation Policy?
• Why Is HMRC Using The Criminal Prosecution Route More Often?
• When Will HMRC Will Carry Out A Criminal Rather Than Civil Investigation?

Altion Law strongly advises that if you are being criminally investigated by HMRC that you take legal advice at the earliest possible stage. 

For a confidential free discussion, call us today on 01908 414990,  alternatively emails us at Hello@altion-law.co.uk or complete our Free Enquiry Form and we will call you back.