The Building Safety Levy (England) Regulations 2025
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56 Content of levy payment certificate
(1) A “levy payment certificate” is a notice in relation to a chargeable application stating the amount of building safety levy paid in respect of the application. (2) A levy payment certificate must include— (a) details identifying the building control application in respect of which the payment is received by the collecting authority, (b) details identifying the levy liability notice in relation to the application, and the levy liability amount stated in that notice, (c) a statement of— (i) if ordinary residential dwellings would be provided as a result of the building work to which the application relates, the number of those dwellings, (ii) if purpose-built student accommodation would be provided as a result of the work to which the application relates, the number of bedspaces contained in it, and (iii) if dwellings would be provided as a result of the building work to which the application relates, the number of those dwellings that are within any of paragraphs (a) to (c) of regulation 8(1), (d) if the levy payment certificate has been revised— (i) the amount specified before revision, and (ii) the amount of any payment made in relation to the building control application under regulations 65 and 66, and (e) the date on which the certificate is given.
56 Content of levy payment certificate
(1) A “levy payment certificate” is a notice in relation to a chargeable application stating the amount of building safety levy paid in respect of the application. (2) A levy payment certificate must include— (a) details identifying the building control application in respect of which the payment is received by the collecting authority, (b) details identifying the levy liability notice in relation to the application, and the levy liability amount stated in that notice, (c) a statement of— (i) if ordinary residential dwellings would be provided as a result of the building work to which the application relates, the number of those dwellings, (ii) if purpose-built student accommodation would be provided as a result of the work to which the application relates, the number of bedspaces contained in it, and (iii) if dwellings would be provided as a result of the building work to which the application relates, the number of those dwellings that are within any of paragraphs (a) to (c) of regulation 8(1), (d) if the levy payment certificate has been revised— (i) the amount specified before revision, and (ii) the amount of any payment made in relation to the building control application under regulations 65 and 66, and (e) the date on which the certificate is given.
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