The Co-ownership Contractual Schemes (Tax) Regulations 2025
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35 Information to be provided to participants
(1) The operator of a RIF must in relation to each accounting period provide sufficient information to participants in the scheme to enable those participants to meet their tax obligations in the United Kingdom with respect to their interests in the scheme. (2) The information provided must include details of any additional income treated as paid to participants on the information reporting date. (3) The information must be provided on or before the information reporting date in relation to the accounting period in which the requirement for the information arose.
35 Information to be provided to participants
(1) The operator of a RIF must in relation to each accounting period provide sufficient information to participants in the scheme to enable those participants to meet their tax obligations in the United Kingdom with respect to their interests in the scheme. (2) The information provided must include details of any additional income treated as paid to participants on the information reporting date. (3) The information must be provided on or before the information reporting date in relation to the accounting period in which the requirement for the information arose.
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