Fees you’ll pay for money laundering supervision

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You must pay fees to HMRC when you register for anti-money laundering supervision.

  • a registration fee for each premises (this needs to be paid annually for each premises)
  • a fit and proper test fee (for money service businesses, or trust or company service providers) for each person tested
  • an approval process fee (for accountancy service providers, estate agency businesses, or high value dealers) for each person tested
  • When you first register you must pay a one-off registration fee of £300 which is non-refundable. Businesses whose registration is withdrawn (because they cease then subsequently resume providing relevant activity) or have their registration cancelled (including those who do not pay their annual fees) will also have to pay this fee if they reapply for supervision. This fee will be waived for businesses eligible for the small business reduction.

    When you register you must pay £400 for each of the premises you include in your application.

    If HMRC refuses your application to register, we may refund your premises fee if the:

  • business is out of scope of The Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017 (MLR 2017)
  • business is already supervised by a professional body and does not require separate supervision by HMRC
  • business did not supply all the information needed
  • business did not pay all the fees associated with that application
  • beneficial owner, officer or manager (BOOM) of the business failed the fit and proper test or approval check and the application was not approved by HMRC
  • business has applied as the wrong legal entity
  • business withdraws its application before it is registered
  • Adding or removing premises from your registration

    If you want to add new premises to your registration in the first 6 months of the year, you will need to pay the full fee for each premises.

    If you want to add new premises to your registration in the second 6 months of the year, you will need to pay half of the fee for each premises.

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