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Taxation (International and Other Provisions) Act 2010

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217F Preliminary notices

(1) A designated officer may issue a preliminary notice to a company if they consider that the company has unassessed transfer pricing profits by virtue of section 217B. (2) A preliminary notice issued under this section must — (a) state the accounting period to which the unassessed transfer pricing profits relate; (b) set out the officer’s best judgement of the amount of unassessed transfer pricing profits; (c) set out the basis on which the officer considers that the conditions mentioned in section 217C(1) are met. (3) A preliminary notice under this section may not be issued in respect of an accounting period more than 4 years after the end of that period.

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217F Preliminary notices

(1) A designated officer may issue a preliminary notice to a company if they consider that the company has unassessed transfer pricing profits by virtue of section 217B. (2) A preliminary notice issued under this section must — (a) state the accounting period to which the unassessed transfer pricing profits relate; (b) set out the officer’s best judgement of the amount of unassessed transfer pricing profits; (c) set out the basis on which the officer considers that the conditions mentioned in section 217C(1) are met. (3) A preliminary notice under this section may not be issued in respect of an accounting period more than 4 years after the end of that period.

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