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Taxation (International and Other Provisions) Act 2010

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As published

371KF Category A income: permanent establishments in excluded territories

(1) This section applies if— (a) a CFC's category A income for an accounting period would include (apart from this section) the gross amount of any relevant income which arises from the activities of a permanent establishment (“PE”) which the CFC has in a territory outside the CFC's territory, and (b) the territory in which PE is established is an excluded territory. (2) The gross amount of that relevant income is to be included in the CFC's category A income only so far as it would also have been included had the references in section 371KE(3) to (5) to the CFC's territory instead been references to the territory in which PE is established.

Your change, as a redline

371KF Category A income: permanent establishments in excluded territories

(1) This section applies if— (a) a CFC's category A income for an accounting period would include (apart from this section) the gross amount of any relevant income which arises from the activities of a permanent establishment (“PE”) which the CFC has in a territory outside the CFC's territory, and (b) the territory in which PE is established is an excluded territory. (2) The gross amount of that relevant income is to be included in the CFC's category A income only so far as it would also have been included had the references in section 371KE(3) to (5) to the CFC's territory instead been references to the territory in which PE is established.

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