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Corporation Tax Act 2010

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356EB Carrying forward of unactivated allowance

(1) This section applies where X is greater than Y in the case of an accounting period of a company and a site, where— X is the closing balance of unactivated allowance for the accounting period and the site; Y is the company's relevant income for the accounting period from that site. (2) An amount equal to the difference between X and Y is treated as onshore allowance held by the company for that site for the next accounting period (and is treated as held with effect from the beginning of that period).

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356EB Carrying forward of unactivated allowance

(1) This section applies where X is greater than Y in the case of an accounting period of a company and a site, where— X is the closing balance of unactivated allowance for the accounting period and the site; Y is the company's relevant income for the accounting period from that site. (2) An amount equal to the difference between X and Y is treated as onshore allowance held by the company for that site for the next accounting period (and is treated as held with effect from the beginning of that period).

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