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Corporation Tax Act 2010

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1104 Company distributing dividend or interest: duty to provide tax certificates

(1) This section applies if a distribution consisting of any dividend or interest is made by a company which is— (a) a company as defined in section 1(1) of the Companies Act 2006, or (b) a company created by letters patent or by or in pursuance of an Act. (2) If the company makes a payment of dividend or interest into a bank or building society account held by any person the company must, within a reasonable period, send a tax certificate (see section 1106) to either— (a) the bank or building society, or (b) the person holding the account. (3) If the company makes a payment of dividend or interest to a person without paying it into a bank or building society account, the company must, within a reasonable period, send a tax certificate to that person.

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1104 Company distributing dividend or interest: duty to provide tax certificates

(1) This section applies if a distribution consisting of any dividend or interest is made by a company which is— (a) a company as defined in section 1(1) of the Companies Act 2006, or (b) a company created by letters patent or by or in pursuance of an Act. (2) If the company makes a payment of dividend or interest into a bank or building society account held by any person the company must, within a reasonable period, send a tax certificate (see section 1106) to either— (a) the bank or building society, or (b) the person holding the account. (3) If the company makes a payment of dividend or interest to a person without paying it into a bank or building society account, the company must, within a reasonable period, send a tax certificate to that person.

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