The Data-gathering (Ongoing Data: Interest and Payment Card Transactions) Regulations 2026
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Schedule 2 Quarterly ongoing data: relevant financial institution
Regulation 9 1 The total amount of interest paid or credited by the relevant financial institution during the quarterly data period to— (a) the person to whom the relevant quarterly amount was paid or credited (“the recipient”), or (b) if different, the beneficiary of the relevant quarterly amount (“the beneficiary”). 2 The total amount of interest paid or credited to the recipient or beneficiary since the beginning of the tax year containing the quarterly data period. 3 The currency in which the relevant quarterly amount was paid or credited, if other than sterling. 4 If tax was withheld in relation to the relevant quarterly amount, the amount withheld. 5 The frequency with which interest was paid or credited to or in relation to the recipient or beneficiary during the quarterly data period. 6 The following details of the account in relation to which the relevant quarterly amount was paid or credited— (a) account type; (b) account number; (c) sort code; (d) account name; (e) number of persons who are account holders; (f) whether the account was opened or closed during the quarterly data period. 7 The following details in relation to the recipient or beneficiary of the relevant quarterly amount— (a) name; (b) where the recipient or beneficiary is an individual— (i) date of birth; (ii) principal residential address; (iii) national insurance number, or confirmation that the individual is not entitled to apply for one; (c) where the recipient or beneficiary is not an individual, registered address or address of principal place of business.
Schedule 2 Quarterly ongoing data: relevant financial institution
Regulation 9 1 The total amount of interest paid or credited by the relevant financial institution during the quarterly data period to— (a) the person to whom the relevant quarterly amount was paid or credited (“the recipient”), or (b) if different, the beneficiary of the relevant quarterly amount (“the beneficiary”). 2 The total amount of interest paid or credited to the recipient or beneficiary since the beginning of the tax year containing the quarterly data period. 3 The currency in which the relevant quarterly amount was paid or credited, if other than sterling. 4 If tax was withheld in relation to the relevant quarterly amount, the amount withheld. 5 The frequency with which interest was paid or credited to or in relation to the recipient or beneficiary during the quarterly data period. 6 The following details of the account in relation to which the relevant quarterly amount was paid or credited— (a) account type; (b) account number; (c) sort code; (d) account name; (e) number of persons who are account holders; (f) whether the account was opened or closed during the quarterly data period. 7 The following details in relation to the recipient or beneficiary of the relevant quarterly amount— (a) name; (b) where the recipient or beneficiary is an individual— (i) date of birth; (ii) principal residential address; (iii) national insurance number, or confirmation that the individual is not entitled to apply for one; (c) where the recipient or beneficiary is not an individual, registered address or address of principal place of business.
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