164 Registration
Finance Act 2014 (2014 c 26) | Legislation

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(1)     The Commissioners must maintain the following registers—

(a)     a register of persons who, by virtue of being bookmakers, being treated by section 133 as bookmakers or providing facilities for making bets, are (or may become) liable to pay general betting duty,

(b)     a register of persons who, by virtue of being bookmakers, are (or may become) liable to pay pool betting duty, and

(c)     a register of persons who,

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