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Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003

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554Z11C Earlier income tax liability: treatment of payments

(1) In this section— (a) “the earlier charge” means so much of the earlier tax liability as relates to the overlap between sum or asset P and sum or asset Q, and (b) “the Chapter 2 overlap charge” means so much of the Chapter 2 tax liability as relates to the overlap between sum or asset P and sum or asset Q. (2) The amount of a tax liability that relates to the overlap between sum or asset P and sum or asset Q is to be determined on a just and reasonable basis. (3) Subsection (4) applies where, after the relevant step is taken, an amount (the “earlier charge paid amount”) is paid in respect of all or part of— (a) the earlier charge, or (b) any late payment interest in respect of the charge. (4) An amount equal to the earlier charge paid amount is treated as a payment on account of— (a) the Chapter 2 overlap charge, or (b) if that charge has been paid in full, any late payment interest payable in respect of the charge. (5) Except where subsection (10) applies, subsection (6) applies where an amount (the “Chapter 2 paid amount”) is paid in respect of all or part of— (a) the Chapter 2 overlap charge, or (b) any late payment interest in respect of the charge. (6) An amount equal to the Chapter 2 paid amount is treated as a payment on account of— (a) the earlier charge, or (b) if the earlier charge has been paid in full, any late payment interest payable in respect of the charge. (7) Subsection (10) applies where— (a) the condition in 554Z11B(2) is met because there is overlap between sum or asset P and each of two or more items within section 554Z11B(2)(b), and (b) an amount (the “Chapter 2 aggregate paid amount”) is paid in respect of all or part of— (i) two or more relevant Chapter 2 overlap charges, or (ii) any late payment interest in respect of any of those charges. (8) In subsection (7)(b), “relevant Chapter 2 overlap charge” means so much of the Chapter 2 tax liability as relates to the overlap between sum or asset P and one of those items within section 554Z11B(2)(b). (9) For the purposes of subsection (10)— (a) in the case of each of those items, the “earlier charge” in respect of the overlap between sum or asset P and the item is so much of the liability mentioned in section 554Z11B(2)(b) in the case of the item as relates to the overlap, and (b) the Chapter 2 aggregate paid amount is to be allocated, in such proportions as are just and reasonable in all the circumstances, between the earlier charges given by paragraph (a). (10) The amount allocated to an earlier charge under subsection (9) is treated as a payment on account of— (a) the earlier charge to which it is allocated, and (b) if the earlier charge has been paid in full, any late payment interest payable in respect of the charge. (11) In this section— “late payment interest” means interest payable under— section 86 of TMA 1970, section 101 of FA 2009, or regulation 82 of the Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) Regulations 2003 (S.I. 2003/2682); “Chapter 2 tax liability” means the liability for income tax arising by virtue of the application of Chapter 2 by reason of the relevant step.

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554Z11C Earlier income tax liability: treatment of payments

(1) In this section— (a) “the earlier charge” means so much of the earlier tax liability as relates to the overlap between sum or asset P and sum or asset Q, and (b) “the Chapter 2 overlap charge” means so much of the Chapter 2 tax liability as relates to the overlap between sum or asset P and sum or asset Q. (2) The amount of a tax liability that relates to the overlap between sum or asset P and sum or asset Q is to be determined on a just and reasonable basis. (3) Subsection (4) applies where, after the relevant step is taken, an amount (the “earlier charge paid amount”) is paid in respect of all or part of— (a) the earlier charge, or (b) any late payment interest in respect of the charge. (4) An amount equal to the earlier charge paid amount is treated as a payment on account of— (a) the Chapter 2 overlap charge, or (b) if that charge has been paid in full, any late payment interest payable in respect of the charge. (5) Except where subsection (10) applies, subsection (6) applies where an amount (the “Chapter 2 paid amount”) is paid in respect of all or part of— (a) the Chapter 2 overlap charge, or (b) any late payment interest in respect of the charge. (6) An amount equal to the Chapter 2 paid amount is treated as a payment on account of— (a) the earlier charge, or (b) if the earlier charge has been paid in full, any late payment interest payable in respect of the charge. (7) Subsection (10) applies where— (a) the condition in 554Z11B(2) is met because there is overlap between sum or asset P and each of two or more items within section 554Z11B(2)(b), and (b) an amount (the “Chapter 2 aggregate paid amount”) is paid in respect of all or part of— (i) two or more relevant Chapter 2 overlap charges, or (ii) any late payment interest in respect of any of those charges. (8) In subsection (7)(b), “relevant Chapter 2 overlap charge” means so much of the Chapter 2 tax liability as relates to the overlap between sum or asset P and one of those items within section 554Z11B(2)(b). (9) For the purposes of subsection (10)— (a) in the case of each of those items, the “earlier charge” in respect of the overlap between sum or asset P and the item is so much of the liability mentioned in section 554Z11B(2)(b) in the case of the item as relates to the overlap, and (b) the Chapter 2 aggregate paid amount is to be allocated, in such proportions as are just and reasonable in all the circumstances, between the earlier charges given by paragraph (a). (10) The amount allocated to an earlier charge under subsection (9) is treated as a payment on account of— (a) the earlier charge to which it is allocated, and (b) if the earlier charge has been paid in full, any late payment interest payable in respect of the charge. (11) In this section— “late payment interest” means interest payable under— section 86 of TMA 1970, section 101 of FA 2009, or regulation 82 of the Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) Regulations 2003 (S.I. 2003/2682); “Chapter 2 tax liability” means the liability for income tax arising by virtue of the application of Chapter 2 by reason of the relevant step.

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