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5. In regulation 5(2) (provisions corresponding to Part 7 of the Finance Act 2004), in the table—
(a)after the row relating to section 310C insert—
“Section 310D(1) (notice of potential allocation of reference number: arrangements and proposals suspected of being notifiable) | Regulation 11D” |
(b)for the row relating to section 311 substitute—
“Section 311 (allocation of reference number to arrangements) | Regulation 12” |
(c)after the row relating to section 311 insert—
“Section 311A (duty of HMRC to notify persons of reference number) | Regulation 12A |
Section 311B (right of appeal: section 311(3) case) | Regulation 12B |
Section 311C (duty to provide further information requested by HMRC: section 311(3) case) | Regulation 12C” |
(d)for the row relating to section 312 substitute—
“Section 312 (duty of promoter to notify client of number: section 311(2) case) | Regulation 13” |
(e)after the row relating to section 312 insert—
“Section 312ZA (duty to notify client of reference number: s311(3) case) | Regulation 13A” |
(f)in the row relating to section 312B, omit “to promoter”;
(g)for the row relating to section 313 substitute—
“Section 313 (duty of parties to notify HMRC of reference number etc) | Regulation 15” |
Regulation 2 of the Disclosure Regulations provides, at the definition for “Part 7”, that this means Part 7 (disclosure of tax avoidance schemes) of the Finance Act 2004 (c. 12), and that a reference to a numbered section (without more) is a reference to a section of Part 7.
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