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Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003

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135 Car with a CO2 emissions figure: pre-October 1999 registration

(1) This section applies to a car first registered on or after 1st January 1998 but before 1st October 1999 if when it was so registered— (a) it conformed to a vehicle type with an EC type-approval certificate (see section 171(1)), or (b) it had a UK approval certificate (see section 171(1)), which specifies a CO2 emissions figure in terms of grams per kilometre driven. (2) The car’s CO2 emissions figure is that specified figure. (3) This is subject to section 138 (automatic car for a disabled employee).

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135 Car with a CO2 emissions figure: pre-October 1999 registration

(1) This section applies to a car first registered on or after 1st January 1998 but before 1st October 1999 if when it was so registered— (a) it conformed to a vehicle type with an EC type-approval certificate (see section 171(1)), or (b) it had a UK approval certificate (see section 171(1)), which specifies a CO2 emissions figure in terms of grams per kilometre driven. (2) The car’s CO2 emissions figure is that specified figure. (3) This is subject to section 138 (automatic car for a disabled employee).

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