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SAOG13000 · Notifying Senior Accounting Officer details to HMRC

  • SAOG13100 · Overview
  • SAOG13200 · What must the qualifying company notify
  • SAOG13300 · How must the company notify HMRC
  • SAOG13400 · Time limits for notification
  • SAOG13410 · Time limits for notification when there is a short or long accounting period or when the period for filing accounts has been changed
  • SAOG13500 · What happens if a qualifying company is struck off
  1. Notifying Senior Accounting Officer details to HMRC: contents
  2. Notifying Senior Accounting Officer details to HMRC: how must the company notify HMRC

SAOG13300 | Notifying Senior Accounting Officer details to HMRC: how must the company notify HMRC

From HM Revenue & Customs · Senior Accounting Officer Guidance

Strictly the company should provide the notification to the Commissioners of HMRC. However, we will treat this duty as having been satisfied if it is given to the Customer Compliance Manager (CCM), the Mid-sized Business Customer Engagement Team (CET) or other responsible HMRC officer for the company or companies covered.

The company must provide written details in the notification, see SAOG13200. We will not accept a verbal notification. However, CCMs, the CET or other responsible HMRC officer must accept notifications in any recognised paper or electronic format, for example, letter, fax, email, shared workspace (where used).

CCMs, the CET or other responsible HMRC officer may accept that the certificate that the Senior Accounting Officer (SAO) provides, see SAOG15000, is also the company’s notification of its SAO(s), if it includes all the information specified at SAOG13200.

FA09/SCH46/PARA3 (2)(a)

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