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Taxation of Chargeable Gains Act 1992

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195D Company that receives mixed consideration: N does not exceed C

(1) This section applies to a mixed-consideration swap if— (a) the no gain/no loss amount (“N”) of the company that receives the mixed consideration (“company R”) does not exceed (b) the amount of non-licence consideration (“C”) which company R receives. (2) As regards the licence, or each licence, which company R acquires, company R is to be treated as if it had acquired the licence for nil consideration. (3) In a case where company R disposes of only one licence, company R is to be treated as if, on the disposal of the licence, there had arisen a gain of— C-N (4) In a case where company R disposes of two or more licences, as regards each licence disposed of, company R is to be treated as if, on the disposal of the licence, there had arisen a gain of— (C-N)×DTD where— D is the value of the licence disposed of, and TD is total value of all the licences disposed of.

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195D Company that receives mixed consideration: N does not exceed C

(1) This section applies to a mixed-consideration swap if— (a) the no gain/no loss amount (“N”) of the company that receives the mixed consideration (“company R”) does not exceed (b) the amount of non-licence consideration (“C”) which company R receives. (2) As regards the licence, or each licence, which company R acquires, company R is to be treated as if it had acquired the licence for nil consideration. (3) In a case where company R disposes of only one licence, company R is to be treated as if, on the disposal of the licence, there had arisen a gain of— C-N (4) In a case where company R disposes of two or more licences, as regards each licence disposed of, company R is to be treated as if, on the disposal of the licence, there had arisen a gain of— (C-N)×DTD where— D is the value of the licence disposed of, and TD is total value of all the licences disposed of.

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