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Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005

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518 The index categories

(1) This section sets out the categories of index referred to in section 517(1). (2) Category 1 is the retail prices index. (3) Category 2 is any general index which— (a) is similar to the retail prices index, and (b) is published by the government of any foreign state or an agent of such a government. (4) Category 3 is any published index of prices of shares listed on a recognised stock exchange.

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518 The index categories

(1) This section sets out the categories of index referred to in section 517(1). (2) Category 1 is the retail prices index. (3) Category 2 is any general index which— (a) is similar to the retail prices index, and (b) is published by the government of any foreign state or an agent of such a government. (4) Category 3 is any published index of prices of shares listed on a recognised stock exchange.

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