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Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005

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500 Events treated as part surrenders

The following events are treated for the purposes of this Chapter as a surrender of a part of the rights under the policy or contract in question— (a) the falling due of a sum payable as a result of a right under a policy or contract to participate in profits where further rights remain under it, (b) in the case of a contract for a life annuity which provides for a capital sum to be taken as an alternative in part to the annuity payments, taking the capital sum, (c) the making of a loan to which section 501 applies, and (d) the making of a payment to which section 504 applies (payments by insurers under guaranteed income bonds etc.).

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500 Events treated as part surrenders

The following events are treated for the purposes of this Chapter as a surrender of a part of the rights under the policy or contract in question— (a) the falling due of a sum payable as a result of a right under a policy or contract to participate in profits where further rights remain under it, (b) in the case of a contract for a life annuity which provides for a capital sum to be taken as an alternative in part to the annuity payments, taking the capital sum, (c) the making of a loan to which section 501 applies, and (d) the making of a payment to which section 504 applies (payments by insurers under guaranteed income bonds etc.).

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