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Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003

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As published

663 Long-term incapacity benefit: previous entitlement to invalidity benefit

(1) No liability to income tax arises on long-term incapacity benefit if— (a) a person is entitled to the benefit for a day of incapacity for work which falls in a period of incapacity for work which is treated for the purposes of that benefit as having begun before 13th April 1995, and (b) the part of that period which is treated as having fallen before that date includes a day for which that person was entitled to invalidity benefit. (2) In this section— “invalidity benefit” means invalidity benefit under— Part 2 of SSCBA 1992, or Part 2 of SSCB(NI)A 1992; “long-term incapacity benefit” means incapacity benefit payable under— section 30A(5), 40 or 41 of SSCBA 1992, or section 30A(5), 40 or 41 of SSCB(NI)A 1992.

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663 Long-term incapacity benefit: previous entitlement to invalidity benefit

(1) No liability to income tax arises on long-term incapacity benefit if— (a) a person is entitled to the benefit for a day of incapacity for work which falls in a period of incapacity for work which is treated for the purposes of that benefit as having begun before 13th April 1995, and (b) the part of that period which is treated as having fallen before that date includes a day for which that person was entitled to invalidity benefit. (2) In this section— “invalidity benefit” means invalidity benefit under— Part 2 of SSCBA 1992, or Part 2 of SSCB(NI)A 1992; “long-term incapacity benefit” means incapacity benefit payable under— section 30A(5), 40 or 41 of SSCBA 1992, or section 30A(5), 40 or 41 of SSCB(NI)A 1992.

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