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Division Identification of the person(s) concerned in the national instrument(s) permitting enforcementF1

United Kingdom

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  1. a))

    The following person is mentioned in the national instrument(s) permitting enforcement

    □ natural person

    □ other

    • Name

    • Address (known or assumed)

    • Other data relevant to the identification of the addressee

    □ Legal representative

    • Name

    • Address (known or assumed)

    • Other data relevant to the identification of the addressee

    Cause of liability:

    1. □

      principal debtor

    2. □

      a co-debtor

    3. □

      a person other than the (co-)debtor, liable for settlement of the taxes, duties and other measures, or for other claims relating to these taxes, duties and other measures under the laws in force in the applicant State

  2. b))

    the following person(s) is (are) also mentioned in the national instrument(s) permitting enforcement:

    □ natural person

    □ other

    • Name:

    • Address (known or assumed):

    • Other data relevant to the identification of the addressee:

    □ Legal representative

    • Name:

    • Address (known or assumed):

    • Other data relevant to the identification of the addressee:

    Cause of liability:

    1. □

      principal debtor

    2. □

      a co-debtor

    3. □

      a person other than the (co-)debtor, liable for settlement of the taxes, duties and other measures, or for other claims relating to these taxes, duties and other measures under the laws in force in the applicant State

Other information

Annotations

Textual amendments

F1

Substituted by Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2017/1966 of 27 October 2017 amending Implementing Regulation (EU) No 1189/2011 as regards the communication of assistance requests and the follow-up to those requests.

Notes on Annex II

Footnotes

f1

The elements put in Italic are optional.

f2

Where this form is transmitted by electronic means, its structure and lay-out may be adapted to the requirements and possibilities of the electronic communication system, provided that the set of data and information contained therein is not substantially altered.