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Finance Act 2004

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196K Employer asset-backed contributions: “advances” under acceptable structured finance arrangements

(1) This section applies if— (a) an employer pays a contribution under a registered pension scheme, (b) condition A in section 196B, 196D or 196F is met, (c) the asset-backed arrangement is an acceptable structured finance arrangement for the purposes of section 196B, 196D or 196F (as the case may be) and, accordingly, condition B in that section is not met, and (d) the advance gives rise to a loan within the meaning of Chapter 3 (see section 162). (2) Section 180(4) does not prevent the advance from being a scheme administration employer payment (if it would otherwise do so). (3) In this section “the advance” and “the asset-backed arrangement” have the same meaning as in section 196B, 196D or 196F (as the case may be).

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196K Employer asset-backed contributions: “advances” under acceptable structured finance arrangements

(1) This section applies if— (a) an employer pays a contribution under a registered pension scheme, (b) condition A in section 196B, 196D or 196F is met, (c) the asset-backed arrangement is an acceptable structured finance arrangement for the purposes of section 196B, 196D or 196F (as the case may be) and, accordingly, condition B in that section is not met, and (d) the advance gives rise to a loan within the meaning of Chapter 3 (see section 162). (2) Section 180(4) does not prevent the advance from being a scheme administration employer payment (if it would otherwise do so). (3) In this section “the advance” and “the asset-backed arrangement” have the same meaning as in section 196B, 196D or 196F (as the case may be).

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