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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. Serious breaches

Regulation 113 | Serious breaches

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)There is a serious breach if condition A, B, C or D is met.

(2)Condition A is that a period of account of a reporting fund exceeds 18 months.

(3)Condition B is that a reporting fund has used an accounting practice which—

(a)is not in accordance with international accounting standards, and

(b)has not been approved by HMRC (see regulations 53, 55 and 61).

(4)Condition C is that—

(a)a reporting fund fails, or its managers fail, to provide the information, particulars or documents within the time specified in a notice given under regulation 107(1), and

(b)there is no appeal against the notice within the time specified in regulation 107(6).

(5)Condition D is that—

(a)on an appeal against a notice given under regulation 107(1), the tribunal varies the notice,

(b)a reporting fund fails, or its managers fail, to provide the information, particulars or documents within the time specified in the notice (as so varied), and

(c)there is no appeal against the decision of the tribunal.

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