Wales Act 2014
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18 Welsh tax on disposals to landfill
(1) In Part 4A of GOWA 2006 (as inserted by section 6), after Chapter 3 (inserted by section 15) insert— CHAPTER 4 Tax on disposals to landfill Tax on disposals to landfill 116N (1) A tax charged on disposals to landfill made in Wales is a devolved tax. (2) A disposal is a disposal to landfill if— (a) it is a disposal of material as waste, and (b) it is made by way of landfill. (2) A devolved tax specified in section 116N of GOWA 2006 (as inserted by this section) may not be charged under an Act of the Assembly on a disposal if the disposal is made before the date appointed under section 19(3) (disapplication of UK landfill tax).
18 Welsh tax on disposals to landfill
(1) In Part 4A of GOWA 2006 (as inserted by section 6), after Chapter 3 (inserted by section 15) insert— CHAPTER 4 Tax on disposals to landfill Tax on disposals to landfill 116N (1) A tax charged on disposals to landfill made in Wales is a devolved tax. (2) A disposal is a disposal to landfill if— (a) it is a disposal of material as waste, and (b) it is made by way of landfill. (2) A devolved tax specified in section 116N of GOWA 2006 (as inserted by this section) may not be charged under an Act of the Assembly on a disposal if the disposal is made before the date appointed under section 19(3) (disapplication of UK landfill tax).
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