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Corporation Tax Act 2009

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986 Treatment of receipts under Chapter

(1) This section applies if a company is treated under this Chapter as receiving an amount. (2) If the company is carrying on a trade or property business in respect of which it is within the charge to corporation tax, the amount is treated as a receipt of that trade or business. (3) If the company has permanently ceased to carry on a trade or property business in respect of which it was within the charge to corporation tax, the amount is treated as a post-cessation receipt of that trade or business (see Chapter 15 of Part 3). (4) Otherwise, the amount is treated as a receipt chargeable under the charge to corporation tax on income.

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986 Treatment of receipts under Chapter

(1) This section applies if a company is treated under this Chapter as receiving an amount. (2) If the company is carrying on a trade or property business in respect of which it is within the charge to corporation tax, the amount is treated as a receipt of that trade or business. (3) If the company has permanently ceased to carry on a trade or property business in respect of which it was within the charge to corporation tax, the amount is treated as a post-cessation receipt of that trade or business (see Chapter 15 of Part 3). (4) Otherwise, the amount is treated as a receipt chargeable under the charge to corporation tax on income.

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