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Finance Act 2014

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244 Monitoring notices: content and issuing

(1) Where the tribunal has approved the giving of a monitoring notice, the authorised officer must give the notice to the person to whom it relates. (2) A monitoring notice given under subsection (1) or paragraph 9 or 10 of Schedule 36 must— (a) explain the effect of the monitoring notice and specify the date from which it takes effect; (b) inform the recipient of the right to request the withdrawal of the monitoring notice under section 245. (3) In addition, a monitoring notice must— (a) if given under subsection (1), state which condition (or conditions) it has been determined the person has failed to comply with and the reasons for that determination; (b) if given under paragraph 9 or 10 of Schedule 36, state the date of the original monitoring notice and name the partnership to which that notice was given. (4) The date specified under subsection (2)(a) must not be earlier than the date on which the monitoring notice is given. (5) In this Part, a person in relation to whom a monitoring notice has effect is called a “monitored promoter”.

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244 Monitoring notices: content and issuing

(1) Where the tribunal has approved the giving of a monitoring notice, the authorised officer must give the notice to the person to whom it relates. (2) A monitoring notice given under subsection (1) or paragraph 9 or 10 of Schedule 36 must— (a) explain the effect of the monitoring notice and specify the date from which it takes effect; (b) inform the recipient of the right to request the withdrawal of the monitoring notice under section 245. (3) In addition, a monitoring notice must— (a) if given under subsection (1), state which condition (or conditions) it has been determined the person has failed to comply with and the reasons for that determination; (b) if given under paragraph 9 or 10 of Schedule 36, state the date of the original monitoring notice and name the partnership to which that notice was given. (4) The date specified under subsection (2)(a) must not be earlier than the date on which the monitoring notice is given. (5) In this Part, a person in relation to whom a monitoring notice has effect is called a “monitored promoter”.

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