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The Offshore Funds (Tax) Regulations 2009

CHAPTER 10 BREACHES OF REPORTING FUND REQUIREMENTS

  • Section 108 Types of breaches
  • Section 109 Consequences of minor breaches
  • Section 110 Differences between reported income and reportable income
  • Section 111 Provision of report that is incorrect or incomplete
  • Section 112 Cases where information is not provided
  • Section 113 Serious breaches
  • Section 114 Consequences of serious breaches
  • Section 115 Appeal against exclusion from the reporting fund regime
  1. Chapter 10 · BREACHES OF REPORTING FUND REQUIREMENTS
  2. Cases where information is not provided

Regulation 112 | Cases where information is not provided

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)This regulation applies if, on the relevant date, a reporting fund has not provided—

(a)the information specified in regulation 106(1) to HMRC in relation to a period of account (the “requisite period of account”), and

(b)a report to each participant for each reporting period comprised in the requisite period of account.

(2)In paragraph (1) the “relevant date” means the day immediately following the expiry of the period of six months beginning immediately after the end of the requisite period of account.

(3)If the reporting fund provides the information mentioned in paragraph (1)(a) and the reports mentioned in paragraph (1)(b) within a period of four months beginning with the relevant date, the breach is not regarded as a breach for the purposes of this Part.

(4)If the reporting fund does not provide the information mentioned in paragraph (1)(a) and the reports mentioned in paragraph (1)(b) within a period of four months beginning with the relevant date but does provide that information and those reports within a period of twelve months beginning with the relevant date, there is a minor breach.

(5)If the reporting fund does not provide the information mentioned in paragraph (1)(a) and the reports mentioned in paragraph (1)(b) within a period of twelve months beginning with the relevant date, there is a serious breach.

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