The Tax Relief for Social Investments (Accreditation of Social Impact Contractor) Regulations 2014
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10 Appeals against refusal to grant accreditation or withdrawal of accreditation
(1) An appeal to the tribunal may be brought by a company against— (a) a refusal to grant an accreditation, (b) the imposition of a requirement under section 257JF(1)(b) of ITA 2007, (c) the withdrawal of an accreditation (whether under section 257JD(4) of ITA 2007 or under regulation 9). (2) Notice of an appeal under this regulation must be given to the Secretary of State within 30 days of the date of the notice of— (a) the refusal, (b) the imposition of a requirement, or (c) the withdrawal. (3) The notice of appeal must specify the grounds of appeal. (4) If the tribunal, on an appeal made to it, allows the appeal, it may— (a) in an appeal against a refusal to grant accreditation, direct that the Secretary of State accredit the company within 14 days of its decision, (b) in an appeal against the imposition of a requirement under section 257JF(1)(b), direct that the Secretary of State reconsider the decision to impose the requirement, or (c) in an appeal against a withdrawal of accreditation, direct that the withdrawal was ineffective.
10 Appeals against refusal to grant accreditation or withdrawal of accreditation
(1) An appeal to the tribunal may be brought by a company against— (a) a refusal to grant an accreditation, (b) the imposition of a requirement under section 257JF(1)(b) of ITA 2007, (c) the withdrawal of an accreditation (whether under section 257JD(4) of ITA 2007 or under regulation 9). (2) Notice of an appeal under this regulation must be given to the Secretary of State within 30 days of the date of the notice of— (a) the refusal, (b) the imposition of a requirement, or (c) the withdrawal. (3) The notice of appeal must specify the grounds of appeal. (4) If the tribunal, on an appeal made to it, allows the appeal, it may— (a) in an appeal against a refusal to grant accreditation, direct that the Secretary of State accredit the company within 14 days of its decision, (b) in an appeal against the imposition of a requirement under section 257JF(1)(b), direct that the Secretary of State reconsider the decision to impose the requirement, or (c) in an appeal against a withdrawal of accreditation, direct that the withdrawal was ineffective.
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