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Corporation Tax Act 2009

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1028 Supplementary provision for purposes of sections 1026 and 1027

(1) If section 1012 or 1020 (reduction in amount of relief) applies in relation to the original relief, that section applies in relation to the relief under this Chapter as it applies in relation to the original relief. (2) For the purposes of the giving of the relief under this Chapter— (a) if the original relief is available under Chapter 2, apply section 1013(2) to (5), and (b) if the original relief is available under Chapter 3, apply section 1021(2) to (5).

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1028 Supplementary provision for purposes of sections 1026 and 1027

(1) If section 1012 or 1020 (reduction in amount of relief) applies in relation to the original relief, that section applies in relation to the relief under this Chapter as it applies in relation to the original relief. (2) For the purposes of the giving of the relief under this Chapter— (a) if the original relief is available under Chapter 2, apply section 1013(2) to (5), and (b) if the original relief is available under Chapter 3, apply section 1021(2) to (5).

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