The Reporting Cryptoasset Service Providers (Due Diligence and Reporting Requirements) Regulations 2025
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10 Registration with HMRC: UK reporting cryptoasset service providers
(1) A UK reporting cryptoasset service provider, and a reporting cryptoasset service provider which has lodged a notification under Section I(H) of the rules in accordance with regulation 3(2), must register with HMRC on or before the later of— (a) 31st May 2027, and (b) 31st January following the first calendar year in which it falls within the definition of UK reporting cryptoasset service provider in regulation 3(1) or in relation to which it is required to give a notification in accordance with regulation 3(2)(a). (2) Registration must be effected by the giving of notice to HMRC. (3) A notice under paragraph (2) must contain the information, and be given in the form and manner, specified in specific or general directions given by the Commissioners for HMRC under this regulation.
10 Registration with HMRC: UK reporting cryptoasset service providers
(1) A UK reporting cryptoasset service provider, and a reporting cryptoasset service provider which has lodged a notification under Section I(H) of the rules in accordance with regulation 3(2), must register with HMRC on or before the later of— (a) 31st May 2027, and (b) 31st January following the first calendar year in which it falls within the definition of UK reporting cryptoasset service provider in regulation 3(1) or in relation to which it is required to give a notification in accordance with regulation 3(2)(a). (2) Registration must be effected by the giving of notice to HMRC. (3) A notice under paragraph (2) must contain the information, and be given in the form and manner, specified in specific or general directions given by the Commissioners for HMRC under this regulation.
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