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1. www.gov.uk › guidance › community-infrastructure-levyCommunity Infrastructure Levy - GOV.UK

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   Jun 12, 2014 · If no party assumes liability to pay the levy before development commences, the owners of the land will be liable to pay the levy and will not be able to benefit from any instalment regime the ...

2. www.planninggeek.co.uk › planning › cilCIL FAQ: Key Insights on Development Charges - Planning Geek

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   Oct 10, 2024 · 26. Who is liable to pay the levy? The responsibility to pay the levy rests with the ownership of land on which the liable development will be situated. Although liability rests with the landowner, the regulations recognise that others involved in a development may wish to pay. To allow this, anyone can come forward and assume liability for the ...

3. www.gov.uk › guidance › community-infrastructureCommunity Infrastructure Levy manual - Section 2: The ...

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   May 5, 2021 · Where the exemption is withdrawn the relevant person is liable to pay an amount of CIL equal to the amount of CIL that would have been payable on commencement of the development if the exemption ...

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5. www.blandy.co.uk › about › news-and-insightsCommunity Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Explained

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   Jan 11, 2023 · Once planning permission has been granted by the Local Planning Authority, the applicant of the planning permission/landowner/developer or other interested party must submit an assumption of liability form (Form 2) to the charging authority. Whoever assumes liability for the levy will be liable to pay it on commencement of development.

6. www.gov.uk › guidance › business-improvement-districtsBusiness Improvement Districts - GOV.UK

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   Nov 8, 2014 · A Business Improvement District is a defined area in which a levy is charged on all eligible business rate payers in addition to the business rates bill. This levy is used to develop projects ...

7. www.townplanning.info › what-is-cil-our-guide-toWhat is CIL? The Community Infrastructure Levy - TownPlanning ...

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   Jun 21, 2021 · CIL stands for Community Infrastructure Levy, which is a charge (tax) placed on new development in England, with the funds collected going towards paying for infrastructure needed to support new development in an area. For example, schools, roads, community facilities etc. The amount to be paid varies from development to development.

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   Who pays the levy?

   • The responsibility to pay the levy rests with the ownership of land on which the liable development will be situated. Although liability rests with the landowner, the regulations recognise that others involved in a development may wish to pay. To allow this, anyone can come forward and assume liability for the development. How is the levy paid?

   CIL - Frequently Asked Questions - East Cambridgeshire District Council

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   Who is liable for a property levy?

   • To benefit from payment windows and instalments etc, someone must assume liability for paying the Levy. Landowners are ultimately liable for the levy, but anyone involved in a development may take on the liability to pay. This can be more than one company/developer for instance.

   What is CIL? The Community Infrastructure Levy - TownPlanning.info

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   Who is liable for a planning Levy?

   • The planning system allows people to apply for planning permission regardless of whether they own the land in question, and without the consent of the actual owner (s). Landowners are liable to pay the levy where no one has assumed liability before development commences.

   Community Infrastructure Levy - GOV.UK

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   Who is liable for a development levy?

   • Development which is the subject of a Lawful Development Certificate may be liable for the levy, depending on the circumstances. A lawful development certificate (granted under section 191 or 192 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990) is often sought to confirm permitted development rights.

   Community Infrastructure Levy - GOV.UK

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   Can a landowner be liable for a levy?

   • This means that it is possible that landowners could find themselves liable to pay the levy because planning permission for a development which includes their land has been obtained and work commenced on nearby land, and no-one has assumed liability (or the person who assumed liability has defaulted).

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   Can levy charges be penalised for late payment?

   • The levy’s charges are intended to be easily understood and easy to comply with. Most of those liable to pay the levy are expected to pay their liabilities without problem or delay. However, where there are problems in collecting the levy charging authorities will have the means to penalise late payment.

   CIL - Frequently Asked Questions - East Cambridgeshire District Council

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9. www.eastcambs.gov.uk › planning › cil-frequentlyCIL - Frequently Asked Questions | East Cambridgeshire ...

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   How will payment of the levy be enforced? The levy’s charges are intended to be easily understood and easy to comply with. Most of those liable to pay the levy are expected to pay their liabilities without problem or delay. However, where there are problems in collecting the levy charging authorities will have the means to penalise late payment.