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Corporation Tax Act 2009

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1179DI Slot length and hourly cost conditions

(1) A television programme that consists of distinct episodes meets the slot length condition if the slot length of each episode is greater than 20 minutes. (2) A television programme that does not consist of distinct episodes meets the slot length condition if the slot length of the programme is greater than 20 minutes. (3) A television programme meets the hourly cost condition if the average core expenditure per hour of slot length in relation to the programme is at least £1 million. (4) In this section, “slot length” means the period of time which the episode or (as the case may be) programme is commissioned to fill.

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1179DI Slot length and hourly cost conditions

(1) A television programme that consists of distinct episodes meets the slot length condition if the slot length of each episode is greater than 20 minutes. (2) A television programme that does not consist of distinct episodes meets the slot length condition if the slot length of the programme is greater than 20 minutes. (3) A television programme meets the hourly cost condition if the average core expenditure per hour of slot length in relation to the programme is at least £1 million. (4) In this section, “slot length” means the period of time which the episode or (as the case may be) programme is commissioned to fill.

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