The General Betting, Pool Betting and Remote Gaming Duties (Registration, Records and Agents) Regulations 2014
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(1) A person who is in the register maintained under section 164(1)(a), (b) or (c) must prepare and retain such records as the Commissioners specify in a notice for a person of that class or description, and in the form and manner that they specify in the notice for records of that class or description. (2) The person must retain those records for the time period specified in the notice for records of that class or description. (3) During that time period, the person must allow an officer of Revenue and Customs to inspect those records in the United Kingdom within 14 days starting with the day of receiving a request from such an officer to do so. (4) If, including the day the person receives the request, there are less than 14 days remaining in the time period, the person must allow the inspection within that time period.
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(1) A person who is in the register maintained under section 164(1)(a), (b) or (c) must prepare and retain such records as the Commissioners specify in a notice for a person of that class or description, and in the form and manner that they specify in the notice for records of that class or description. (2) The person must retain those records for the time period specified in the notice for records of that class or description. (3) During that time period, the person must allow an officer of Revenue and Customs to inspect those records in the United Kingdom within 14 days starting with the day of receiving a request from such an officer to do so. (4) If, including the day the person receives the request, there are less than 14 days remaining in the time period, the person must allow the inspection within that time period.
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