National Insurance Contributions Act 2011
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10 Anti-avoidance
(1) This Part does not apply if P starts the new business pursuant to avoidance arrangements. (2) Arrangements are “avoidance arrangements” if the main purpose, or one of the main purposes, of P in being a party to them is to secure that activities which might otherwise have been carried on as part of another business (whether by P or any other person) are carried on by P as part of the new business in order to obtain deductions or refunds (or increased deductions or refunds) under this Part.
10 Anti-avoidance
(1) This Part does not apply if P starts the new business pursuant to avoidance arrangements. (2) Arrangements are “avoidance arrangements” if the main purpose, or one of the main purposes, of P in being a party to them is to secure that activities which might otherwise have been carried on as part of another business (whether by P or any other person) are carried on by P as part of the new business in order to obtain deductions or refunds (or increased deductions or refunds) under this Part.
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