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Corporation Tax Act 2010

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664 Exemption for interest , gift aid and company gift income

(1) A club which is a registered club throughout an accounting period may make a claim for— (a) its interest income for that period, ... (b) its gift aid income for that period, and (c) its company gift income for that period, to be exempt from corporation tax if the whole of that interest income , gift aid income and company gift income is applied for qualifying purposes. (2) If a club is a registered club for only part of an accounting period, this section has effect as if— (a) that part were a separate accounting period, and (b) the club's interest income for that separate accounting period were proportionately reduced. (3) In this section— “company gift income”, in relation to a club, means gifts of money made to the club by companies which are not charities, “interest income”, in relation to a club, means interest arising to the club that is not brought into account under section 297 of CTA 2009 (trading credits and debits brought into account under Part 3 of that Act as trading income), and “gift aid income”, in relation to a club, means gifts made by individuals to the club which are qualifying donations for the purposes of Chapter 2 of Part 8 of ITA 2007 (gift aid).

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664 Exemption for interest , gift aid and company gift income

(1) A club which is a registered club throughout an accounting period may make a claim for— (a) its interest income for that period, ... (b) its gift aid income for that period, and (c) its company gift income for that period, to be exempt from corporation tax if the whole of that interest income , gift aid income and company gift income is applied for qualifying purposes. (2) If a club is a registered club for only part of an accounting period, this section has effect as if— (a) that part were a separate accounting period, and (b) the club's interest income for that separate accounting period were proportionately reduced. (3) In this section— “company gift income”, in relation to a club, means gifts of money made to the club by companies which are not charities, “interest income”, in relation to a club, means interest arising to the club that is not brought into account under section 297 of CTA 2009 (trading credits and debits brought into account under Part 3 of that Act as trading income), and “gift aid income”, in relation to a club, means gifts made by individuals to the club which are qualifying donations for the purposes of Chapter 2 of Part 8 of ITA 2007 (gift aid).

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