CBTM03080 – Payments:
Information to be given and changes to be notified
Child Benefit and Guardian’s Allowance (Administration)
Regulations 2003, regulation 23
Anyone entitled to Child Benefit or Guardian’s Allowance
(and any person who receives payments of benefit or allowance on
someone else’s behalf, for example an appointee) must
provide:
- information or evidence as and when
required by Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs in order for
them to make a decision whether to revise or supersede an
award
- information and evidence required by Her
Majesty’s Revenue & Customs in connection with the
payment of benefit or allowance.
and
- must notify Her Majesty’s Revenue
& Customs or a relevant authority in writing or orally as soon
as reasonably practicable at the appropriate office of any change
of circumstances they might reasonably be expected to know might
affect
- their continuing entitlement to benefit or
allowance; or
- the payment of benefit or allowance
