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Social investment tax relief: accreditation for SIB contractors

Guidance and an application form for the accreditation scheme for social impact bond contractors eligible for social investment tax relief.

• From: Cabinet Office and HM Treasury
• Published: 7 November 2014
• Last updated: 18 January 2016 — See all updates

Documents

Social investment tax relief: guidance concerning the accreditation of social impact contractors

PDF, 393 KB, 19 pages

Application form for social investment tax relief (SITR) (re) accreditation (ODT)

ODT, 61.3 KB

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Application form for social investment tax relief (SITR) (re) accreditation (Word)

MS Word Document, 62.5 KB

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In order for their investors to claim social investment tax relief (SITR), eligible social impact bond contractors will need to be accredited by the Cabinet Office. This document provides guidance on the accreditation scheme and an application form.

The guidance and application form were updated in January 2016 with amendments to the Social Investment Tax Relief (Accreditation of Social Impact Contractors) Regulations 2014. These changes simplify the accreditation process for social impact contractors with multiple contracts by eliminating the need for separate accreditation for each contract.

After receiving accreditation, the social impact bond contractor will need to submit a SITR compliance statement to HM Revenue & Customs. Read more information about this and the SITR scheme.

Published 7 November 2014
Last updated 18 January 2016 + show all updates

1. 18 January 2016

   Updated guidance document and application form

2. 7 November 2014

   First published.