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Corporation Tax Act 2010

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2 Overview of Part

(1) This Part contains provisions that relate to the calculation of the corporation tax chargeable on a company's profits of an accounting period. (2) Chapter 2 is about the rates at which corporation tax on profits is charged. (3) Chapter 3 is about ascertaining the amount of a company's profits of an accounting period to which the rates of corporation tax applicable to the company are applied. (4) Chapter 4 makes provision about the currency in which a company must calculate and express its profits for corporation tax purposes. (5) For provision about the calculation of the corporation tax payable for an accounting period see paragraph 8 of Schedule 18 to FA 1998.

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2 Overview of Part

(1) This Part contains provisions that relate to the calculation of the corporation tax chargeable on a company's profits of an accounting period. (2) Chapter 2 is about the rates at which corporation tax on profits is charged. (3) Chapter 3 is about ascertaining the amount of a company's profits of an accounting period to which the rates of corporation tax applicable to the company are applied. (4) Chapter 4 makes provision about the currency in which a company must calculate and express its profits for corporation tax purposes. (5) For provision about the calculation of the corporation tax payable for an accounting period see paragraph 8 of Schedule 18 to FA 1998.

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