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Statutory Payments Manual

SPM240000 · Information Powers - contents

  • SPM240100 · Information Powers - introduction
  • SPM240200 · Information Powers - informal enquiries
  • SPM240300 · Information Powers - the legislation
  • SPM240400 · Information Powers - before you can issue a Formal Information Notice
  • SPM240500 · Information Powers - who can be issued with a Formal Information Notice
  • SPM240600 · Information Powers - request for information
  • SPM240700 · Information Powers - what cannot be included on the Formal Information Notice
  • SPM240800 · Information Powers - time to comply with a Formal Information Notice
  • SPM240900 · Information Powers - approving the Formal Information Notice
  • SPM241000 · Information Powers - production of information and documents
  • SPM241100 · Information Powers - Formal Information Notice disputed
  • SPM241200 · Information Powers - information or documents are unavailable
  • SPM241300 · Information Powers - more time required
  • SPM241400 · Information Powers - Human Rights
  1. Information Powers - contents
  2. Information Powers - time to comply with a Formal Information Notice

SPM240800 | Information Powers - time to comply with a Formal Information Notice

From HM Revenue & Customs · Statutory Payments Manual

The Formal Information Notice must state the date by which the information must be made available, and this date must be at least 30 days from the date the person will receive the Notice.

If the Formal Information Notice is hand-delivered you will know the date of receipt.

If the Formal Information Notice is posted you can assume that the second class post takes four working days to arrive. Working days do not include Saturdays, Sundays or Bank Holidays. Where the person can show evidence of the day on which the Notice was received, then the 30 days start on that day.

You should consider allowing a longer period than this if you are asking for a large amount of information or you have reason to believe that the information is not readily available.

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