Climate Change Levy (Registration and Miscellaneous Provisions) Regulations 2001 (S.I. No. 7 of 2001)

S T A T U T O R Y I N S T R U M E N T S 2001 No. 7 CLIMATE CHANGE LEVY The Climate Change Levy (Registration and Miscellaneous Provisions) Regulations 2001 Made - - - - - 4th January 2001 Laid before the House of Commons - - - - 5th January 2001 Coming into force - - 29th January 2001 ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS Regulation PART I Preliminary 1. Citation and commencement. PART II Registration 2. Notification of registrability: form, manner, timing, etc. 3. Changes in particulars. 4. Finishing taxable activities. PART III Groups 5. References to groups, etc. 6. Eligibility for group treatment. 7. Liability for levy due from members of a group. 8. Group treatment. 9. Modifications, etc. 10.–11.Miscellaneous. PART IV Partnerships and other special cases 12. Partnerships. 13. Unincorporated associations. 14.–19.Non-resident taxpayers and tax representatives. 1 PART V Penalties 20. Penalties to be provided for in regulations. PART VI Interpretation 21. Interpretation. SCHEDULE Form 1 (CCL 1): Application for registration. Form 2 (CCL 2): Partnership details. The Commissioners of Customs and Excise, in exercise of the powers conferred on them by section 30 of and paragraphs 59, 60, 114, 115(4), 116, 117(1), 146(1), 146(4) and 146(7) of Schedule 6 to the Finance Act 2001(a), and of all other powers enabling them in that behalf, hereby make the following Regulations: PART I PRELIMINARY 1. These Regulations may be cited as the Climate Change Levy (Registration and Miscellaneous Provisions) Regulations 2001 and shall come into force on 29th January 2001. PART II REGISTRATION Notification of registrability: form, manner, timing, etc 2.—(1) A person who is required to notify the Commissioners under paragraph 55(1) of the Act (notification of registrability for climate change levy) must do so on Form CCL 1. (2) But a partner so required must do so on Form CCL 1 and Form CCL 2. (3) Such notification must contain and provide full information and particulars about every matter referred to on Form CCL 1 and, in the case of a partner, Form CCL 2 together with such further details as the Commissioners may require. (4) A person so required on 29th January 2001 must deliver the notification to the Commissioners no later than 28th February 2001. (5) A person to whom paragraph (4) does not apply, but who becomes so required after 29th January 2001, must deliver the notification to the Commissioners within 30 days starting from the day after becoming so required. (6) A person who is required but fails to comply with this regulation remains subject to paragraph 55(1) of the Act. a)( 2000 c. 17; paragraph 147 of Schedule 6 provides that “the Commissioners” means the Commissioners of Customs and Excise in that Schedule. 2 Changes in particulars 3.—(1) A person who has made a notification (the “original notification”) to the Commissioners under regulation 2(1), 2(2) or 2(3) at any time must also, as appropriate, notifiy them about the following items. (2) The first such item is any inaccuracy or inadequacy in the information, particulars or details contained in or provided with the original notification. (3) The second such item is any change in circumstances that causes that information or those particulars or details to become inaccurate or inadequate. (4) The third such item is any change in circumstances relating to that person, that person’s business or any other matter with respect to which particulars are contained in the register (or would, were the person registered). (5) A notification required by this regulation must— (a) be given in writing, (b) provide full particulars enabling the register to be kept up to date, and (c) be delivered to the Commissioners within 30 days. (6) The first of those 30 days begins, as the case requires, on— (a) the day after the person discovers that the original notification was inaccurate or is in a position to rectify the inadequacy in that notification (see paragraph (2)), or (b) the day after the change in circumstances occurred (see paragraphs (3) and (4)). (7) The full particulars referred to in paragraph (5)(b) include (but are not limited to)— (a) the nature of the relevant inaccuracy, inadequacy or change; (b) the date on which the inaccuracy in the original notification was discovered or the inadequacy could be rectified; (c) the date on which the change occurred; (d) the nature of the inaccuracy, inadequacy or change; (e) the correct information, particulars or details. (8) A relevant change of circumstances under paragraph (3) or (4) above includes (but is not limited to)— (a) the person’s name, trading name, address or principal place of business; (b) the person’s status (namely, as sole proprietor, partner, unincorporated body, or body corporate); (c) the name and address of a partner or a change in the membership of a partnership; (d) the name and address of a trustee or beneficiary of a trust. (9) The Commissioners may, on their own initiative or following a notification under this regulation, correct an entry in the register in a case where they are satisfied that it should be corrected or otherwise brought up to date. (10) Where a person makes a notification under this regulation that itself is or becomes inaccurate, inadequate or misleading, that notification must be treated in the same way as an original notification for the purposes of paragraphs (1) to (9). Finishing taxable activities 4.—(1) This regulation applies to a person who is required to notify the Commissioners that he ceases to intend making, or having made to him, taxable supplies in respect of which he would be the person liable to account for levy (paragraph 57(1) of the Act). (2) Such a person must make that notification in writing setting out— (a) the day on which the intention ceased, and (b) the day on which he made or received the final taxable supply. (3) This notification must be delivered to the Commissioners within 30 days starting from the day after the intention ceased, or the final taxable supply was made or received, whichever is the later. 3 PART III GROUPS References to groups, etc 5.—(1) This Part makes provision about two or more bodies corporate being treated as members of the same group for the purposes of the Act (‘group treatment’). (2) For those purposes, or any regulation or direction made by or under the Act— (a) a body corporate is a member of a group at any time in relation to which it falls to be treated as such a member in accordance with this Part; and (b) the body corporatewhich is to be taken to be the representative member for a group at any time is the member of the group which in relation to that time is the representative member under this Part in the case of that group. (3) A body corporate that is a member of a group shall, under Part V of the Act, be registered in the name of the representative member. Eligibility for group treatment 6.—(1) Subject to the provisions of this Part, two or more bodies corporate are eligible to be treated as members of a group if— (a) at least one of them is resident in the United Kingdom, (b) they are all under the same control, and (c) each of them— (i) is registered, or is required to notify or has notified the Commissioners under paragraph 55(1) of the Act (notification of registrability), and (ii) is not a person to whom paragraph 57(1) of the Act applies (loss of registrability). (2) For the purposes of this regulation, two or more bodies are under the same control if— (a) one of them controls each of the others; (b) one person (whether a body corporate or an individual) controls all of them; or (c) two or more individuals carrying on a business in partnership control all of them. (3) For the purposes of this regulation, a body corporate shall be taken to control another body corporate only if— (a) it is empowered by statute to control that body’s activities, or (b) it is that body’s holding company within the meaning of section 736 of the Companies Act 1985(a); and an individual or individuals shall be taken to control a body corporate only if (were he or they a company) he or they would be that body corporate’s holding company within the meaning of that section. (4) A body corporate shall not be the representative member for a group at any time when it does not have an established place of business in the United Kingdom. Liability for levy due from members of a group 7.—(1) Group treatment shall not affect a body corporate being charged with levy in respect of a taxable supply whether to or from another member of the group or otherwise. (2) However any levy with which a body corporate is charged in respect of a taxable supply treated as made while that body corporate is a member of a group shall be treated for the purposes of the Act as if it were the representative member for that group (instead of that body) which is charged with the levy. (3) Accordingly the obligation on a member of a group to make a return pursuant to regulations made under paragraph 41 of the Act shall be discharged by the representative member making a return representing the aggregate of what would be the individual returns for the group members were it not for the group treatment. a)( 1985 c. 6; s.736 was substituted by s.144(1) of the Companies Act 1989 (c. 40). 4 (4) All bodies corporate who are members of a group when any levy becomes due from the representative member, together with any bodies corporate who become members of the group while any levy remains unpaid, shall be jointly and severally liable for any levy due from the representative member. (5) References in this regulation to levy being or becoming due from the representative member include references to any amounts being or becoming recoverable as if they were levy due from that member. Group treatment 8.—(1) A body corporate shall be treated as a member of a group only— (a) if a written application by that body corporate for such treatment is approved by the Commissioners, and (b) from a date specified by the Commissioners for such treatment. (2) A body corporate shall be the representative member for a group only— (a) if a written application by that body corporate for this purpose is approved by the Commissioners, and (b) from a date specified by the Commissioners for this purpose. (3) The Commissioners need not approve an application by a body corporate to be a member of a group if they are not satisfied that every other proposed member agrees to the body corporate in question being a member of that proposed group. (4) The Commissioners need not approve an application by a body corporate to be a representative member for a group if they are not satisfied that every proposed member agrees to the body corporate in question being the representative member for that proposed group. (5) Any application under paragraph (1) or (2) must— (a) be made in writing by the body corporate in question, and (b) include such information and declaration as the Commissioners require. (6) A body corporate that is a member of a group— (a) shall no longer be a member of that group from the time it ceases to be eligible for group treatment; and (b) shall notify the Commissioners in writing that it will cease or has ceased to be eligible for group treatment. (7) The notification required by paragraph (6)(b) shall be delivered to the Commissioners no later than the earlier of 30 days after the body corporate becomes aware that it will cease to be eligible or 30 days after the body corporate ceases to be eligible. (8) A body corporate that is the representative member for a group— (a) shall no longer be the representative member for that group from the time it ceases to be eligible to be a representative member; and (b) shall notify the Commissioners in writing that it will cease to be eligible to be a representative member. (9) The notification required by paragraph (8)(b) shall be delivered to the Commissioners no later than the earlier of 30 days after the body corporate becomes aware that it will cease to be eligible or 30 days after the body corporate ceases to be eligible. (10) The bodies corporate that are treated as members of a group shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that one of their number is the representative member for the group. (11) If it appears to the Commissioners that there is no representative member for a group they may specify one of the eligible bodies corporate in that group as being the representative member and shall then notify each of the members in writing accordingly. (12) Any body corporate specified by the Commissioners under paragraph (11), and remaining eligible, shall be taken to be the representative member of the group in question until a lawful substitution takes effect. (13) A specification made or notice served under paragraph (11) may have effect from a time earlier than when it is made or served. 5 (14) The first of the 30 days referred to in paragraphs (7) and (9) is the first day after the one on which the body corporate becomes aware that it will cease to be eligible or the day after the one on which the body corporate ceases to be eligible, as the case may require. Modifications, etc 9.—(1) Where— (a) any bodies corporate are treated as members of a group, and (b) a written application for membership from a further eligible body corporate, that includes such information and declaration as they may require, is approved by the Commissioners, then, from a time specified by the Commissioners, that further body corporate shall be included as a member of that group. (2) The Commissioners need not approve an application by a body corporate under paragraph (1) if they are not satisfied that every existing member agrees to the further body corporate being a member of the group. (3) The Commissioners need not specify a time under paragraph (1)(b) above that— (a) is sooner than 30 days after the day they receive the relevant application, or (b) is not the first day of an accounting period applying to the group by or under regulations made under paragraph 41 of the Act. (4) Where any bodies corporate are treated as members of a group and a written application for the purpose, that includes such information and declaration as they may require, is made to the Commissioners, then, from a time specified by the Commissioners— (a) a body corporate shall be excluded from the bodies so treated; (b) one of those bodies corporate shall be substituted for another body corporate as the representative member; or (c) the bodies corporate shall no longer be treated as members of a group. (5) The Commissioners need not approve an application under paragraph (4) if they are not satisfied that every existing member agrees to the application in question. (6) The Commissioners need not specify a time under paragraph (4)(a), 4(b) or 4(c) that is (a) sooner than 30 days after the one on which they receive the relevant application, or (b) is not the first day of an accounting period applying to the group by or under regulations made under paragraph 41 of the Act. (7) Where a body corporate ceases at any time to be treated as a member of a group, and— (a) there is only one other body corporate which was treated as a member of that group immediately before that time, or (b) none of the other bodies corporate which were so treated immediately before that time has an established place of business in the United Kingdom, the other body corporate or, as the case may be, each of the other bodies corporate shall also cease as from that time to be treated as a member of the group. Miscellaneous 10.—(1) The Commissioners may refuse in full or in part an application under regulation 8(1), 8(2), 9(1) or 9(4) if it appears to them necessary to do so for the protection of the revenue. (2) A person who has made an application or notification to the Commissioners under this Part must notify them immediately should any information contained in or provided in connection with that application or notification be or become inaccurate. 11.—(1) The Commissioners may, by written notice served on each member of a group, exclude a body from group treatment if it appears to them necessary to do so for the protection of the revenue or that the body in question is unable to comply with the requirements of group treatment. (2) Such exclusion may take effect from a time earlier than when the written notice is served. 6 PART IV PARTNERSHIPS AND OTHER SPECIAL CASES Partnerships 12.—(1) This regulation applies for determining by what person anything required to be done by or under the Act is to be done where, apart from this regulation, that requirement would fall on persons carrying on business in partnership. (2) Any such requirement shall be the joint and several responsibility of every partner. (3) Subject to paragraphs (4) and (5): (a) compliance with such a requirement by at least one of the partners shall be sufficient compliance by all of them; and (b) in the case of a partnership whose principal place of business is in Scotland, such compliance by a person duly authorised by the partnership shall be sufficient compliance by the partners. (4) Each partner must comply with the requirement imposed by regulation 2 in relation to the Form CCL 2. (5) A person joining or leaving a partnership, as the case requires, must comply with the requirements imposed by regulation 3 so far as they apply to any change in the membership of a partnership. Other unincorporated associations 13.—(1) This regulation applies for determining by what persons anything required to be done by or under the Act is to be done where, apart from this regulation, that requirement would fall on persons carrying on business together as an unincorporated body other than a partnership. (2) Any such requirement shall be the joint and several responsibility of— (a) first, every person holding office in that body as president, chairman, treasurer, secretary or other similar office; or (b) secondly, if there is no such office holder, every person who is a member of a committee by which the affairs of that body are managed; or (c) thirdly, if there is no such office holder or member, every person carrying on that business. (3) Compliance with such a requirement by one or more of the persons referred to in paragraph (2) shall be sufficient compliance with that requirement by all of them. (4) But a purported notification under regulation 2(1), 2(2) or 2(3) shall not be treated as complying with any of those regulations unless it is made by a person required to do so under paragraph (2)(a), (2)(b) or (2)(c) of this regulation, as appropriate. Non resident taxpayers: requirement and provision for tax representatives 14.—(1) This regulation applies to a person (a “non-resident taxpayer”) who— (a) is or is required to be registered for the purposes of the levy, and (b) is not resident in the United Kingdom. (2) A person who meets this description must notify the Commissioners in writing of this fact. (3) Such notification must be delivered to the Commissioners within 30 days starting from the day after the first day on which the person meets the description. (4) The Commissioners may— (a) require or permit such a taxpayer to appoint some person resident in the United Kingdom to act as his tax representative for the purposes of the levy with effect from a date they specify, and (b) oblige the taxpayer to request them, no later than such earlier date as they may specify, to approve the appointment of that person as the tax representative. 7 (5) Any appointment of a person as a tax representative shall take effect only if and from the date approved by the Commissioners. (6) A request for approval under paragraph (4)(b) must be in writing and contain such information and particulars, and corresponding declaration by the taxpayer and the proposed tax representative, as the Commissioners may require. 15.—(1) A non-resident taxpayer may appoint a different tax representative as a replacement for a tax representative whose appointment has taken effect. (2) Such appointment shall take effect only if and from a date approved by the Commissioners. (3) A request to the Commissioners for the purposes of paragraph (2) must be in writing and contain such information and particulars, and corresponding declaration by the taxpayer and the proposed replacement tax representative, as the Commissioners may require. 16.—(1) The Commissioners may, with effect from a date or dates they specify, for good cause and by way of written notice served on the non-resident taxpayer— (a) withdraw their approval of any person appointed as a tax representative for that non resident taxpayer, (b) require that non-resident taxpayer to replace any tax representative with a different tax representative, and (c) oblige that non-resident taxpayer to request their approval for a person’s appointment as a replacement tax representative. (2) Regulations 14(5) and (6) shall apply for the purposes of this regulation in corresponding manner as they apply for the purposes of regulation 14(4). 17.—(1) This regulation applies in a case where the Commissioners require the appointment of a tax representative under regulation 14(4)(a) and the non-resident taxpayer— (a) becomes liable to a penalty under paragraph 114(3) of the Act (penalty for failing in obligation to request Commissioners’ approval of tax representative), or (b) unreasonably fails to obtain the Commissioners’ approval in accordance with regulation 14(4)(b) (approval of tax representative). (2) Where this regulation applies, the Commissioners may give a direction requiring a specified person to be treated as the appointed and approved tax representative of that non resident taxpayer from a specified date. (3) Accordingly a person specified in a direction under paragraph (2) shall be treated as the tax representative of the non-resident taxpayer from the specified date until such date as the Commissioners may specify in a further direction. (4) The Commissioners may only specify a person under paragraph (3) who— (a) is eligible to act as a tax representative, and (b) is suitable in all the circumstances to be the tax representative for the relevant non resident taxpayer. (5) The Commissioners may give a direction requiring a specified person to be treated as the appointed and approved tax representative of a non-resident taxpayer as a replacement for a person specified in a direction under paragraph (2) of this regulation. (6) Paragraphs (3) and (4) apply in relation to paragraph (5) in corresponding manner as they apply to paragraph (2). (7) Regulations 15 and 16 do not apply in relation to a person specified in a direction under this regulation. 18.—(1) A person shall cease to be the tax representative for a non-resident taxpayer from when— (a) the non-resident taxpayer ceases to be registered; (b) the non-resident taxpayer replaces that person with a different tax representative under regulation 15 or 16; (c) the Commissioners so direct under regulation 17; (d) the person dies or becomes incapacitated or subject to an insolvency procedure; 8 (e) the person ceases to be eligible to be a tax representative; (f) the person delivers to the Commissioners notification in writing that he withdraws as tax representative for the non-resident taxpayer; or (g) the non-resident taxpayer delivers to the Commissioners notification in writing that he withdraws an appointment that they permitted but did not require. (2) A person who is specified in a direction under regulation 17 shall not— (a) cease to be (or be treated as) the tax representative except in accordance with that regulation; or (b) be permitted to withdraw under paragraph (1)(f) of this regulation. (3) The name of a tax representative (or a person treated as such) shall be registered against the name of the non-resident taxpayer of whom that person is (or is treated as) the representative (paragraph 53(2) of the Act). (4) That name shall be deleted from the register if the person ceases to be the tax representative for that non-resident taxable person and the Commissioners consider it appropriate to do so. 19.—(1) A tax representative (or a person treated as such) shall notify and provide full particulars to the Commissioners in writing about any of the following matters. (2) Such notification must be delivered to the Commissioners no later than 30 days starting from the first day after the matter arises. (3) The first matter is any change in the name, constitution or ownership of the tax representative’s business or of any event that may require the register to be varied. (4) The second matter is the tax representative lawfully ceasing to be the appointed tax representative of the relevant non-resident taxpayer. (5) The third matter is the tax representative ceasing to be eligible to act as a tax representative. PART V PENALTIES Penalties to be provided for by regulations 20. A person who fails to comply with a requirement imposed on him by or under any of the following regulations shall be liable to a penalty of £250 for each such failure— (a) regulation 2(1), 2(2), 2(3), 2(4) or 2(5) (form, manner, etc of notification about registrability); (b) regulation 3(1), 3(5) or 3(10) (changes in particulars of notification about registrability); (c) regulation 4(2) (notification of ceasing taxable activities); (d) regulation 14(2) or 14(3) (notification by non resident taxpayer); (e) regulation 19(1) or 19(2) (notification by tax representative). PART VI INTERPRETATION 21. In these regulations, except where the context requires otherwise— “the Act” refers to Schedule 6 to the Finance Act 2000 and any reference to a paragraph or Part of the Act refers to the appropriate paragraph or Part of that Schedule; “Form CCL 1” and “Form CCL 2” refer respectively to the forms numbered 1 and 2 in the Schedule to these Regulations (or to such forms as the Commissioners are satisfied are to like effect); “levy” refers to climate change levy; 9 “Part”, “regulation” or “regulations” refers to the appropriate Part, regulation or regulations of these Regulations; “partner” refers to a person carrying on a business in partnership with at least one other person. New King’s Beam House 22 Upper Ground London SE1 9PJ Martin Brown Commissioner of Customs and Excise4th January 2001 10 Climate Change Levy (CCL) Application for Registration When you have completed and signed this form, please send it using the official reply envelope provided to: The Controller Central Collection Unit (CCL) HM Customs and Excise Alexander House 21 Victoria Avenue Southend-on-Sea SS99 1AY For official use only: DTRN EDR CCL ID completed/attached Initials Keyer Checker Date of receipt Climate Change Levy (CCL) CCL 1 Page 1 IB (October 2000) Data Protection Act 1998 HM Customs and Excise collects information in order to administer the taxes for which it is responsible (such as VAT, insurance premium tax, excise duties, air passenger duty, landfill tax, climate change levy), and for detecting and preventing crime. Where the law permits we may also get information about you from third parties, or give information to them, for example in order to check its accuracy, prevent or detect crime or protect public funds in other ways. These third parties may include the police, other government departments and agencies. Form 1 Regulation 2(1) SCHEDULE 11 Version 0.5 Application for Registration Please read the general notes before completing this form. Please write clearly in black ink and use BLOCK LETTERS or use typescript. Applicants for Divisional Registration must complete Form CCL 1D and for Group Registration Forms CCL 50 and CCL 51. 1. Please show your Departmental Trader Registration Number: This is the number under which registered traders account for all their business with Customs and Excise. 2. Please give the name of the business. 3. Do you have a trading name? Please tick Yes No If yes, please give the trading name of the business. 4. What is the legal status of your business? Please insert appropriate number from list below. 1. Incorporated company. 2. Sole proprietor. 3. Partnership. 4. Public corporation. 5. Local authority. 6. Non profit making body/unincorporated body. If your business is a partnership Form CCL 2 must be completed giving details of the partners. Please insert (if applicable) details from your certificate of incorporation: • Company registration number: • Date of incorporation: 5. Is your business a Trust? Please tick Yes No If yes, you must supply the names of all Trustees and beneficiaries. If your business is a Trust form CCL 2T and CCL2TB should be completed giving details of all Trustees and beneficiaries of the Trust. CCL 1 Page 1R (10/00) ✓ ✓ 12 Version 0.5 6. Please give the address of your principal place of business. Address: Country: Postcode: Tel. No: (including dialling code) Fax No: (including dialling code) E-mail address: Website address: 7. Please give the anticipated or actual date of your first D D M M Y Y Y Y taxable supply of an energy product subject to CCL. • This date must be no earlier than 1 April 2001. • Please see general notes for further information on taxable supplies. Please note: If you are applying as the representative member of a CCL group, please show the date or anticipated date of the first taxable supply to be made by any group member including the representative member. 8. Please indicate your main and subsidiary business activities by inserting the appropriate codes in the boxes: Main Subsidiary/ies 1. Energy supplier. 2. Energy imports. 3. Energy exports. 4. Self supply of energy. Please see Box 7 of the general notes for details of taxable energy supplies. Do you use a combined heat and power (CHP) plant to generate energy? Please tick Yes No If no, go to Box 9. If yes, are you participating in the CHP Quality Assurance (CHPQA) Please tick Programme run by the Department of the Environment, Transport and Yes No the Regions (DETR)? If yes, what is your CHPQA certificate number? If you have more than one CHPQA number please give details in a separate letter. Has the DETR issued a certificate confirming that you have a fully exempt Please tick CHP plant for CCL purposes? Yes No If yes, you are not registrable for CCL in respect of your fully exempt CHP plant(s) for the period covered by the certificate. If the only supplies you are making are from fully exempt CHP plants certificated by the DETR you do not need to complete this form. If no, you are registrable in respect of supplies made or supplies you intend to make by any of your partially exempt CHP plants if those supplies exceed the limit advised to you on the DETR certificate. Please see the CCL Notice for more details of the registration requirements for partially exempt CHP plants. If you are applying as the representative member of a CCL group please complete the boxes including CHP plants for all group members. CCL 1 Page 2 IB (October 2000) Address: Country: Postcode: Tel. no: (Include dialling code) Fax no: (Include dialling code) E-mail address: Website address: ✓ ✓ ✓ 13 Version 0.5 9. Has your energy supply business been transferred to Please tick you as a going concern. Yes No Only complete this box if: • you are taking over an existing energy supply business from someone else; or • you have changed the legal status of your business Please give the Departmental Trader Registration Number of the person who transferred the business to you: Date of transfer: D D M M Y Y Y Y Do you wish to keep the previous owner's Departmental Please tick Trader Registration Number Yes No 10. Please indicate which energy products you supply and, where appropriate, those generated from renewable sources. Please also show the number of units supplied each year to business and domestic customers. If you are applying as the representative member of a CCL group please estimate the energy products supplied for all group companies in the table. 11. Please indicate preferred period end date for your returns by entering the appropriate stagger code in the box: Stagger 0 Monthly Returns Stagger 1 Quarters ending 31 March 30 June 30 September 31 December Stagger 2 Quarters ending 31 January 30 April 31 July 31 October Stagger 3 Quarters ending 28/29 February 31 May 31 August 30 November NB: If you wish to apply for non-standard tax periods please enter the stagger period most closely matching your non-standard tax periods. CCL 1 Page 2R (10/00) Energy Renewable source Business units Domestic/non-business Supplied (Y/N/partly) supplied per year charity units supplied (Y/N) per year Electricity kWh kWh Gas kWh kWh Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) kg kg Solid and other fuels (coal and lignite, kg kg coke and semi-coke of coal and lignite and petroleum coke). ✓ ✓ 14 Version 0.5 Please tick π 12. Do you wish to apply for non-standard tax periods? Yes No Do you intend to use the annual return scheme for CCL? Yes No Please send me further information about the annual return scheme Yes No for CCL. 13. Do you wish to apply to register as the representative member of a Yes No Climate Change Levy Group? If yes, please ensure that you complete Forms CCL 50 and CCL 51. 14. Do you wish to apply for divisional registration? If yes, each division Yes No of your company to be registered separately must complete Form CCL 1D. Please note: you cannot apply for both group registration and divisional registration for your company. 15. Have you been involved with any other business registered for CCL or Yes No VAT in the last 5 years? • Please give the Departmental Trader Registration Number or VAT number of any businesses you are or have been involved in. If you are a partnership or a limited company this means any businesses in which any partners or directors in the business you are seeking to register have been involved in as a sole proprietor, partner or director. • Please continue on a separate sheet if necessary. 16. Bank Details Please give your Bank or Building Society Account details. Sort Code: Account Number: Girobank Account Number: Bank Account Title: 17. Are you resident in the United Kingdom? Please tick π Yes No If yes, please go to Box 20. If no, please go to Box 18a. CCL 1 Page 3 IB(October 2000) ✓ ✓ 15 Version 0.5 18a. Do you make taxable supplies as a gas or electricity utility in the United Kingdom? Please tick π Yes No If yes, you will be liable to register for CCL, please go to Boxes 19a and 19b. If no, please go to Box 18b. 18b. Do you receive or intend to receive taxable supplies of liquefied petroleum gas or Please tick π solid fuel from a supplier outside the United Kingdom? Yes No If yes, you will be liable to register for CCL, please go to boxes 19a and 19b. If no, you are not liable to register for CCL and you are not required to complete this form. 19a. Please show your country of residence: 19b. Will you wish to appoint a tax representative? Please tick π Yes No If your answer to question 19b is yes Form CCL 1TR must be completed. 20. Computer Accounts Is your accounting system computerised? Please tick π Yes No If yes, please give details below: Accounting Software: Version: 21. Declaration Declaration I, (enter your FULL NAME (no initials) in BLOCK LETTERS) declare that the information given on this form and contained in any accompanying documentation is true and complete. Signature Please tick π Mr Mrs Miss Ms Sole proprietor Director Trustee Partner Beneficiary of a Trust Authorised official Company Secretary D D M M Y Y Y Y Date CCL 1 Page 3R (10/00) ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 16 Climate Change Levy (CCL) Partnership Details When you have completed and signed this form, please send it together with Form CCL 1 (Application for Registration) using the official envelope provided to: The Controller Central Collection Unit (CCL) HM Customs and Excise Alexander House 21 Victoria Avenue Southend-on-Sea SS99 1AY Complaints If you have a complaint, please telephone the National Customs and Excise Advice Service, the telephone number is in the telephone directory. If you are unhappy with our response you can ask the Adjudicator to look into your complaint. The Adjudicator reviews complaints not settled to your satisfaction by Customs. The recommendations of the Adjudicator are independent and the service is free. The Adjudicator only looks at complaints, not general enquiries. Telephone the Adjudicator on 020 7930 2292. For official use only Date of receipt: DTR No: CCL 2 Page 1 IB (October 2000) Data Protection Act 1998 HM Customs and Excise collects information in order to administer the taxes for which it is responsible (such as VAT, insurance premium tax, excise duties, air passenger duty, landfill tax, climate change levy), and for detecting and preventing crime. Where the law permits we may also get information about you from third parties, or give information to them, for example in order to check its accuracy, prevent or detect crime or protect public funds in other ways. These third parties may include the police, other government departments and agencies. Form 2 Regulation 2(2) 17 These details form part of your application to be registered for Climate Change Levy Trading name of partnership: Please make sure that every partner completes and signs one of the sections below. If there is insufficient space to include all partners, please photocopy this form or contact the Central Collection Unit (page 1) for additional copies. Please use BLOCK LETTERS and write clearly in black ink or use typescript. Full name of partner: Home Address: Postcode: Home Telephone: Signature: Date: Full name of partner: Home Address: Postcode: Home Telephone: Signature: Date: Full name of partner: Home Address: Postcode: Home Telephone: Signature: Date: CCL 2 Page 2 IB(October 2000) 18 Full name of partner: Home Address: Postcode: Home Telephone: Signature: Date: Full name of partner: Home Address: Postcode: Home Telephone: Signature: Date: Full name of partner: Home Address: Postcode: Home Telephone: Signature: Date: CCL 2 Page 3 IB(October 2000) 19 EXPLANATORY NOTE (This note is not part of the Regulations) 1. These Regulations make provision about registration for climate change levy (CCL) and certain related matters. They take effect on 29 January 2001 in accordance with Part I. 2. People who carry out or intend to carry out activities that make them registrable for CCL must notify Customs and Excise accordingly. Part II regulates the notification process. In general, a person has 30 days to notify Customs using Form CCL 1. Partnership details must be notified individually using Form CCL 2. Customs may require further details in particular cases. Provision is also made for notifying Customs about errors and changes in circumstances. 3. Under Part III Customs can allow eligible companies to form CCL groups. Such treatment does not alter CCL becoming due on a supply. However group members will account for levy on a joint return made by the group’s representative member. Provision is made for changes in the composition of the group, or the identity of the representative member, and for the ending of group treatment. 4. Part IV makes provision about who is responsible for certain CCL requirements in the case of partnerships and unincorporated associations. It also makes provision for the voluntary or compulsory appointment of tax representatives for taxpayers who are not resident in the United Kingdom. There are detailed rules about changes to the arrangements. 5. A breach of these provisions may lead to a penalty under Part V of these Regulations or, in certain cases, under Schedule 6 to the Finance Act 2000. 6. Part VI defines some of the expressions used elsewhere in the Regulations. £3.50 ? Crown copyright 2001 Printed and published in the UK by The Stationery Office Limited under the authority and superintendence of Carol Tullo, Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office and Queen’s Printer of Acts of Parliament. E2332 1/2001 574921 19585 ISBN 0-11-019086-6 9 780110 190860