Finance Act 2014
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206 Content of a follower notice
A follower notice must— (a) identify the judicial ruling in respect of which Condition C in section 204 is met, (b) explain why HMRC considers that the ruling meets the requirements of section 205(3), and (c) explain the effects of sections 207 to 210.
206 Content of a follower notice
A follower notice must— (a) identify the judicial ruling in respect of which Condition C in section 204 is met, (b) explain why HMRC considers that the ruling meets the requirements of section 205(3), and (c) explain the effects of sections 207 to 210.
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