Paragraph 18
Treasury regulations may—
provide that a bonus is payable only if a claim for it is made in accordance with Treasury regulations;
require a person who is or was an authorised account provider to make a claim for a bonus in respect of a Help-to-Save account.
With regards to claims for bonuses, Treasury regulations may—
specify the periods within which claims are to be made;
specify the information to be included in claims;
specify the periods to which claims are to relate;
specify the form or manner in which claims are to be made;
make provision about the assessment of claims;
specify steps to be taken if a claim is rejected in whole or part;
confer rights to a review of a rejection of a claim;
make provision for or in connection with appeals against rejections of claims;
provide for amendment of a claim if errors are found in it.
Treasury regulations may authorise HMRC to specify any of the matters mentioned in sub-paragraph (2)(b) to (d).
Treasury regulations may make provision for requiring a person who is or was an authorised account provider—
to keep records relating to a Help-to-Save account;
to submit returns of information relating to the operation of a Help-to-Save account.
The provision that may be made under sub-paragraph (4)(b) includes (in particular) information about—
the information to be included in a return;
the form of a return;
the period to which a return must relate;
the form or manner in which a return is to be submitted;
the period within which a return must be made;
enquiries into, and amendments of, a submitted return.
Treasury regulations may authorise HMRC to specify any of the matters mentioned in sub-paragraph (5)(a) to (d).