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Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003

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As published

104 General rule for calculating cost of providing accommodation

For any tax year the cost of providing living accommodation is given by the formula— A + 1 - P where— A is any expenditure incurred in acquiring the estate or interest in the property held by a person involved in providing the accommodation, I is any expenditure incurred on improvements to the property which has been incurred before the tax year in question by a person involved in providing the accommodation, and P is so much of any payment or payments made by the employee to a person involved in providing the accommodation as represents— (a) reimbursement of A or I, or (b) consideration for the grant to the employee of a tenancy or sub-tenancy of the property.

Your change, as a redline

104 General rule for calculating cost of providing accommodation

For any tax year the cost of providing living accommodation is given by the formula— A + 1 - P where— A is any expenditure incurred in acquiring the estate or interest in the property held by a person involved in providing the accommodation, I is any expenditure incurred on improvements to the property which has been incurred before the tax year in question by a person involved in providing the accommodation, and P is so much of any payment or payments made by the employee to a person involved in providing the accommodation as represents— (a) reimbursement of A or I, or (b) consideration for the grant to the employee of a tenancy or sub-tenancy of the property.

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