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Corporation Tax Act 2010

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934 Assets which represent the leased asset

(1) For the purposes of this Part, the assets described in subsection (2) are treated as representing the leased asset. (2) Those assets are— (a) any asset derived from the leased asset or created out of it, (b) any asset from which the leased asset was derived or out of which the leased asset was created, (c) any asset derived from or created out of an asset within paragraph (b), and (d) any asset that derives the whole or a substantial part of its value from the leased asset or an asset that itself represents the leased asset.

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934 Assets which represent the leased asset

(1) For the purposes of this Part, the assets described in subsection (2) are treated as representing the leased asset. (2) Those assets are— (a) any asset derived from the leased asset or created out of it, (b) any asset from which the leased asset was derived or out of which the leased asset was created, (c) any asset derived from or created out of an asset within paragraph (b), and (d) any asset that derives the whole or a substantial part of its value from the leased asset or an asset that itself represents the leased asset.

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