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CH28400 · Data gathering: Relevant data-holders and relevant data

  • CH28410 · Overview
  • CH28450 · Salaries, fees, commission etc
  • CH28600 · Interest etc
  • CH28700 · Income, assets etc belonging to others
  • CH28730 · Merchant acquirers and similar bodies
  • CH28741 · Providers of electronic stored-value payment services
  • CH28744 · Business intermediaries
  • CH28747 · Money service businesses
  • CH28750 · Payments derived from securities: contents
  • CH28800 · Grants and subsidies out of public funds
  • CH28850 · Licences, approvals or register maintenance
  • CH28900 · Rent and other payments arising from land
  • CH28950 · Dealing etc in securities: contents
  • CH29050 · Lloyds
  • CH29100 · Investment plans etc
  • CH29150 · Petroleum activities: contents
  • CH29200 · Insurance activities
  • CH29250 · Environmental activities
  • CH29300 · Settlements
  • CH29350 · Charities
  1. Data gathering: Relevant data-holders and relevant data: contents
  2. Data gathering: Relevant data-holders and relevant data: Overview

CH28410 | Data gathering: Relevant data-holders and relevant data: Overview

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

There are 20 types of relevant data-holders that we can require to provide relevant data.

The term relevant data-holders include a person who was a data-holder but who ceased to be a data-holder less than four years from the date of the data-holder notice.

For example, a person who used to be a solicitor but who retired last year would still be a data-holder as a solicitor.

The Data-Gathering Powers (Relevant Data) Regulations 2012 (SI 2012/847) specify the relevant data for each class of data-holder.

This chapter outlines who are relevant data-holders and what is relevant data for each data-holder.

FA11/SCH23/Part2

SI 2012/847

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