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Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003

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276 Meaning of “residence”, “former residence” and “new residence” etc.

(1) If an employee has more than one residence, references in this Chapter to the employee’s residence are references to the employee’s main residence. (2) In this Chapter, in relation to a change of the employee’s residence— (a) references to the former residence are references to the employee’s residence before the change, and (b) references to the new residence are references to the employee’s residence after the change. (3) In this Chapter references to an interest in a residence are, in the case of a building, references to an estate or interest in the land concerned.

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276 Meaning of “residence”, “former residence” and “new residence” etc.

(1) If an employee has more than one residence, references in this Chapter to the employee’s residence are references to the employee’s main residence. (2) In this Chapter, in relation to a change of the employee’s residence— (a) references to the former residence are references to the employee’s residence before the change, and (b) references to the new residence are references to the employee’s residence after the change. (3) In this Chapter references to an interest in a residence are, in the case of a building, references to an estate or interest in the land concerned.

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