The Nature Restoration Levy Regulations 2026
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28 Acknowledgement of receipt of payment
(1) After Natural England receives a payment against a relevant amount, surcharge or interest for a relevant development, it must give a written acknowledgement of receipt to every liable person and the person who made the payment. (2) An acknowledgement of receipt under paragraph (1) must include— (a) details of the relevant development; (b) the unique reference number issued by Natural England for the request to pay; (c) the name of each liable person; (d) the name of the person who made the payment; (e) the date of payment; (f) the amount of the payment; (g) if the payment is against a relevant amount— (i) the adjusted payment amount; (ii) the outstanding amount of the relevant amount and, if different, the outstanding levy amount; (iii) whether interest is accruing on the relevant amount; (iv) any amount of a surcharge or interest still to be paid in relation to the relevant amount; (v) whether liability to pay the relevant amount is discharged; (h) if the payment is in relation to a surcharge or interest— (i) the amount of the payment; (ii) any amount of the surcharge or interest still to be paid; (iii) whether liability to pay the relevant amount to which the surcharge or interest relates is discharged.
28 Acknowledgement of receipt of payment
(1) After Natural England receives a payment against a relevant amount, surcharge or interest for a relevant development, it must give a written acknowledgement of receipt to every liable person and the person who made the payment. (2) An acknowledgement of receipt under paragraph (1) must include— (a) details of the relevant development; (b) the unique reference number issued by Natural England for the request to pay; (c) the name of each liable person; (d) the name of the person who made the payment; (e) the date of payment; (f) the amount of the payment; (g) if the payment is against a relevant amount— (i) the adjusted payment amount; (ii) the outstanding amount of the relevant amount and, if different, the outstanding levy amount; (iii) whether interest is accruing on the relevant amount; (iv) any amount of a surcharge or interest still to be paid in relation to the relevant amount; (v) whether liability to pay the relevant amount is discharged; (h) if the payment is in relation to a surcharge or interest— (i) the amount of the payment; (ii) any amount of the surcharge or interest still to be paid; (iii) whether liability to pay the relevant amount to which the surcharge or interest relates is discharged.
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