Tax Collection and Management (Wales) Act 2016 investigative powers: all sections
Tax Collection and Management (Wales) Act 2016 investigative powers
The Welsh Revenue Authority publishes its guidance on tax collection and management (wales) act 2016 investigative powers as one long document. This page breaks it into its 15 sections so you can go straight to the one you need.
- Overview of information notices
- Taxpayer notices
- Third party notices
- Tribunal approval of taxpayer notices and third party notices
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Tax Collection and Management (Wales) Act 2016 investigative powers: all sections

Tax Collection and Management (Wales) Act 2016 investigative powers: all sections
The Welsh Revenue Authority publishes its guidance on tax collection and management (wales) act 2016 investigative powers as one long document. This page breaks it into its 15 sections so you can go straight to the one you need.
What this guidance covers
Each link below goes to a single section of the Welsh Revenue Authority’s guidance on tax collection and management (wales) act 2016 investigative powers, explained in plain English. The reference numbers are the authority’s own, so you can quote them to a solicitor or accountant.
Sections in this guidance
TCMA/9020 to TCMA/9080
- TCMA/9020 Overview of information notices
- TCMA/9030 Taxpayer notices
- TCMA/9040 Third party notices
- TCMA/9050 Tribunal approval of taxpayer notices and third party notices
- TCMA/9060 Unidentified third party notices
- TCMA/9070 Identification notices
- TCMA/9080 Debtor contact notice
TCMA/9100 to TCMA/9180
- TCMA/9100 Complying with an information notice
- TCMA/9110 General restrictions
- TCMA/9120 Overview of inspection powers
- TCMA/9130 Power to inspect business premises
- TCMA/9140 Carrying out inspections
- TCMA/9160 Approval of tribunal for inspection of premises
- TCMA/9170 Further investigatory powers
- TCMA/9180 Offences relating to information notices
Where this comes from
These pages rewrite the Welsh Revenue Authority guidance at Tax Collection and Management (Wales) Act 2016 investigative powers: technical guidance. The authority’s guidance is its view of how the law applies. It is not the law itself, and the legislation prevails where the two differ.
Key takeaways
- This guidance runs to 15 separate sections.
- Land Transaction Tax applies to property in Wales. Stamp duty land tax does not.
- Quote the reference number when you ask anyone about a specific point.
This page was last updated on 4 September 2026
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