Finance Act 2013
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9 Glasgow Commonwealth Games
(1) An accredited competitor who performs a Commonwealth Games activity is not liable to income tax in respect of any income arising from the activity if the non-residence condition is met. (2) The following are Commonwealth Games activities— (a) competing at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, and (b) any activity that is performed during the games period the main purpose of which is to support or promote the Glasgow Commonwealth Games or any future Commonwealth Games. (3) The non-residence condition is that— (a) the accredited competitor is non-UK resident for the tax year in which the Commonwealth Games activity is performed, or (b) the accredited competitor is UK resident for the tax year in which the activity is performed but the year is a split year as respects the competitor and the activity is performed in the overseas part of the year. (4) Section 966 of ITA 2007 (deduction of sums representing income tax) does not apply to any payment or transfer which gives rise to income benefiting from the exemption under subsection (1). (5) In this section— “accredited competitor” means a person to whom a Glasgow 2014 accreditation card in the athletes' category has been issued by the company named Glasgow 2014 Limited which was incorporated on 11 June 2007; “the games period” means the period— beginning with 4 March 2014, and ending with 3 September 2014; “the Glasgow Commonwealth Games” means the Commonwealth Games held in Scotland in 2014; “income” means employment income or profits of a trade, profession or vocation (including profits treated as arising as a result of section 13 of ITTOIA 2005).
9 Glasgow Commonwealth Games
(1) An accredited competitor who performs a Commonwealth Games activity is not liable to income tax in respect of any income arising from the activity if the non-residence condition is met. (2) The following are Commonwealth Games activities— (a) competing at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, and (b) any activity that is performed during the games period the main purpose of which is to support or promote the Glasgow Commonwealth Games or any future Commonwealth Games. (3) The non-residence condition is that— (a) the accredited competitor is non-UK resident for the tax year in which the Commonwealth Games activity is performed, or (b) the accredited competitor is UK resident for the tax year in which the activity is performed but the year is a split year as respects the competitor and the activity is performed in the overseas part of the year. (4) Section 966 of ITA 2007 (deduction of sums representing income tax) does not apply to any payment or transfer which gives rise to income benefiting from the exemption under subsection (1). (5) In this section— “accredited competitor” means a person to whom a Glasgow 2014 accreditation card in the athletes' category has been issued by the company named Glasgow 2014 Limited which was incorporated on 11 June 2007; “the games period” means the period— beginning with 4 March 2014, and ending with 3 September 2014; “the Glasgow Commonwealth Games” means the Commonwealth Games held in Scotland in 2014; “income” means employment income or profits of a trade, profession or vocation (including profits treated as arising as a result of section 13 of ITTOIA 2005).
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