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Finance Act 2004

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174A Taxable property held by investment-regulated pension schemes

(1) An investment-regulated pension scheme is to be treated as making an unauthorised payment to a member of the pension scheme if— (a) the pension scheme acquires an interest in taxable property, and (b) the interest is held by the pension scheme for the purposes of an arrangement under the pension scheme relating to the member. (2) An investment-regulated pension scheme is to be treated as making an unauthorised payment to a member of the pension scheme if— (a) an interest in taxable property is held by the pension scheme for the purposes of an arrangement under the pension scheme relating to the member, and (b) the property is improved. (3) An investment-regulated pension scheme is to be treated as making an unauthorised payment to a member of the pension scheme if— (a) an interest in property which is not residential property is held by the pension scheme for the purposes of an arrangement under the pension scheme relating to the member, and (b) the property is converted or adapted to become residential property. (4) Schedule 29A makes provision supplementing this section; and in that Schedule— (a) Part 1 defines “investment-regulated pension scheme”, (b) Part 2 defines “taxable property” (and “residential property”), (c) Part 3 explains what it means to acquire, and to hold, an interest in taxable property, and (d) Part 4 contains provision for calculating the amounts of unauthorised payments treated as made by this section and explains when the unauthorised payments are treated as made.

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174A Taxable property held by investment-regulated pension schemes

(1) An investment-regulated pension scheme is to be treated as making an unauthorised payment to a member of the pension scheme if— (a) the pension scheme acquires an interest in taxable property, and (b) the interest is held by the pension scheme for the purposes of an arrangement under the pension scheme relating to the member. (2) An investment-regulated pension scheme is to be treated as making an unauthorised payment to a member of the pension scheme if— (a) an interest in taxable property is held by the pension scheme for the purposes of an arrangement under the pension scheme relating to the member, and (b) the property is improved. (3) An investment-regulated pension scheme is to be treated as making an unauthorised payment to a member of the pension scheme if— (a) an interest in property which is not residential property is held by the pension scheme for the purposes of an arrangement under the pension scheme relating to the member, and (b) the property is converted or adapted to become residential property. (4) Schedule 29A makes provision supplementing this section; and in that Schedule— (a) Part 1 defines “investment-regulated pension scheme”, (b) Part 2 defines “taxable property” (and “residential property”), (c) Part 3 explains what it means to acquire, and to hold, an interest in taxable property, and (d) Part 4 contains provision for calculating the amounts of unauthorised payments treated as made by this section and explains when the unauthorised payments are treated as made.

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