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Corporation Tax Act 2009

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As published

900K Fungible assets: pre-FA 2002 assets and restricted assets

(1) For the purposes of section 900J— (a) pre-FA 2002 assets, (b) restricted assets, and (c) standard intangible fixed assets, are to be regarded as assets of different kinds. (2) If section 900J applies (whether or not it is a case where subsection (1) of this section has effect)— (a) a single asset comprising pre-FA 2002 assets is treated as itself being a pre-FA 2002 asset, (b) a single asset comprising restricted assets is treated as itself being a restricted asset, and (c) a single asset comprising standard intangible fixed assets is treated as itself being a standard intangible fixed asset.

Your change, as a redline

900K Fungible assets: pre-FA 2002 assets and restricted assets

(1) For the purposes of section 900J— (a) pre-FA 2002 assets, (b) restricted assets, and (c) standard intangible fixed assets, are to be regarded as assets of different kinds. (2) If section 900J applies (whether or not it is a case where subsection (1) of this section has effect)— (a) a single asset comprising pre-FA 2002 assets is treated as itself being a pre-FA 2002 asset, (b) a single asset comprising restricted assets is treated as itself being a restricted asset, and (c) a single asset comprising standard intangible fixed assets is treated as itself being a standard intangible fixed asset.

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