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Corporation Tax Act 2010

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16 Sections 13(2) and 15(5): profit against which carried-forward amount to be set off

(1) This section is about the interpretation of the references in sections 13(2) and 15(5) to the profit against which a carried-forward amount is to be set off, in a case where the carried-forward amount— (a) is one that is treated as arising in an accounting period later than that in which it in fact arises, and (b) is accordingly deductible in calculating a profit for that later period. (2) In such a case, the references are to be read as references to the profit in calculating which the amount is deductible, disregarding the deduction.

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16 Sections 13(2) and 15(5): profit against which carried-forward amount to be set off

(1) This section is about the interpretation of the references in sections 13(2) and 15(5) to the profit against which a carried-forward amount is to be set off, in a case where the carried-forward amount— (a) is one that is treated as arising in an accounting period later than that in which it in fact arises, and (b) is accordingly deductible in calculating a profit for that later period. (2) In such a case, the references are to be read as references to the profit in calculating which the amount is deductible, disregarding the deduction.

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