Inspection cooperation obligations require intermediaries and their personnel to produce records, enable access, provide assistance, and answer inquiries. Inspection obligations require an intermediary and its personnel to produce relevant books, accounts, telephone and electronic records, documents, ... Summary
Inspection cooperation obligations require intermediaries and their personnel to produce records, enable access, provide assistance, and answer inquiries.
Inspection obligations require an intermediary and its personnel to produce relevant books, accounts, telephone and electronic records, documents, statements and information within the required time. The intermediary must provide reasonable access to relevant premises and facilities for examination of records, and provide copies of material considered relevant to the inspection. The inspecting authority may examine or record statements of specified personnel, who must provide reasonable assistance connected with the inspection.
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