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AI Summary of 908. Application to High Court seeking order requiring information: financial institutions.
This section outlines the powers afforded to an authorised officer in relation to managing tax compliance, particularly concerning financial institutions. A judge from the High Court may be petitioned for orders requiring institutions to provide access to specific documents and information pertinent to a taxpayer's tax liabilities. Consent from a Revenue Commissioner is mandatory prior to such applications, emphasising the necessity of demonstrating reasonable grounds for suspecting non-compliance or potential threats to tax collection.
Furthermore, the provisions include stipulations for ensuring confidentiality and protecting the identity of the authorised officer during proceedings, reinforcing the integrity of the tax assessment process.
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908. Application to High Court seeking order requiring information: financial institutions.
(1) In this section -
'judge' means a judge of the High Court;
'a taxpayer' means any person including -
(a) a person whose identity is not known to the authorised officer, and a group or class of persons whose individual identities are not so known, and
(b) a person by or in respect of whom a declaration has been made under section 263(1) declaring that the person is beneficially entitled to all or part of the interest in relation to a deposit.
(2) An authorised officer may, subject to this section, make an application to a judge for an order requiring a financial institution, to do either or both of the following, namely -