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Taxation (International and Other Provisions) Act 2010

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As published

462 Expressions relating to “related parties”: introduction

(1) Section 463 sets out the circumstances in which a person is a related party of another person for the purposes of this Part. (2) That section— (a) applies generally in relation to any amount, and (b) is supplemented by sections 464 and 465 (which contain provisions that have effect for the purposes of that section). (3) Sections 466 and 467 make provision for treating persons as if they were related parties of each other but only in relation to certain matters. (4) Sections 468 to 472— (a) make provision for treating persons as if they were not related parties of each other but only in relation to certain matters, and (b) take priority over sections 466 and 467.

Your change, as a redline

462 Expressions relating to “related parties”: introduction

(1) Section 463 sets out the circumstances in which a person is a related party of another person for the purposes of this Part. (2) That section— (a) applies generally in relation to any amount, and (b) is supplemented by sections 464 and 465 (which contain provisions that have effect for the purposes of that section). (3) Sections 466 and 467 make provision for treating persons as if they were related parties of each other but only in relation to certain matters. (4) Sections 468 to 472— (a) make provision for treating persons as if they were not related parties of each other but only in relation to certain matters, and (b) take priority over sections 466 and 467.

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