Respond to queries. The information you supply is screened by the AIC CCA Helpdesk team and we will contact you if any information is missing, needs clarification or looks unusual. We will then upload the information and supporting documents to the Environment Agency (EA) CCA on-line Registry. The EA check each application, ensuring that the sites are eligible and that the supporting documents, such as 70/30 rule calculations, are in order. They may pass some of the application data to their Technical Consultants (Xxxxxxx XXX) for further checking. In some cases an application progresses through the submission process “without incident”. In many cases, the EA or AEA make a query (via the AIC Helpdesk) that will need attention from the applicant. It can usually take between 4 – 6 weeks for a new application to be processed by the EA however the process may be faster or slower than this depending on the quality and complexity of the application. The faster and more accurately that you respond to any queries sent to you, the faster your application will progress. If you don’t fully understand what a query is asking for, then please call the AIC Helpdesk on 0844 800 1880 for help.
Respond to queries. The information you supply is screened by the techUK CCA Helpdesk team and we will contact you if any information is missing, needs clarification or looks unusual. We will then upload the information and supporting documents to the Environment Agency (EA) CCA on-line Registry. The EA check each application, ensuring that the sites are eligible and that the supporting documents, such as 70/30 rule calculations, are in order. In some cases an application progresses through the submission process “without incident”. In many cases, the EA make a query (via the techUK Helpdesk) that will need attention from the applicant. It can usually take between 4 – 6 weeks for transfer of ownership to be processed by the EA however the process may be faster or slower than this depending on the quality and complexity of the application. The faster and more accurately that you respond to any queries sent to you, the faster your application will progress. If you don’t fully understand what a query is asking for, then please call the techUK Helpdesk on 0844 800 1880 for help.
Respond to queries. The Underlying Agreement is between the organisation and the Environment Agency. It has been generated using the information submitted in your application. It is a standard document that is issued to every company that signs up to a CCA. You may wish your legal colleagues to check over it however be aware that the wording cannot be changed at all and you are entering into a voluntary agreement.
Respond to queries. The information you supply is screened by the BPC CCA Helpdesk team and we will contact you if any information is missing, needs clarification or looks unusual. We will then upload the information and supporting documents to the Environment Agency (EA) CCA on-line Registry. The EA check each application, ensuring that the sites are eligible and that the supporting documents, such as 70/30 rule calculations, are in order. They may pass some of the application data to their Technical Consultants (Xxxxxxx XXX) for further checking. In some cases an application progresses through the submission process “without incident”. In many cases, the EA or AEA make a query (via the BPC Helpdesk) that will need attention from the applicant. It can usually take between 4 – 6 weeks for a new application to be processed by the EA however the process may be faster or slower than this depending on the quality and complexity of the application. The faster and more accurately that you respond to any queries sent to you, the faster your application will progress. If you don’t fully understand what a query is asking for, then please call the BPC Helpdesk on 0844 800 1880 for help. You cannot claim CCL discount until the Underlying Agreement is finalised and activated by the Environment Agency. The date shown on the finalised agreement is the activation date. A copy of the Underlying Agreement will be emailed to the Responsible Person directly from the EA. The Responsible Person must email the EA to give their assent and must follow the instructions in the original email from the EA (i.e. send to the right email address and state the right words in the title and body of the email). The assent must come from the email address of the Responsible Person. The EA will confirm when an assent has been received and will make the agreement live on their registry. Once this has been completed, the EA will email the finalised agreement containing the agreement activation date, back to the Responsible person. The Underlying Agreement is between the organisation and the Environment Agency. It has been generated using the information submitted in your application. It is a standard document that is issued to every company that signs up to a CCA. You may wish your legal colleagues to check over it however be aware that the wording cannot be changed at all and you are entering into a voluntary agreement. What you do need to check on the agreement is the data shown from page 22 onwards is correct a...
Respond to queries promptly respond to any queries raised by the Inland Revenue Department in respect of that GST input tax deduction.
