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Corporation Tax Act 2010

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940A Overview of Chapter

(1) This Chapter contains rules for cases where a trade is transferred between companies within the charge to tax and certain conditions as to common ownership of the trade are met. (2) Section 940B explains when there is a transfer of a trade for the purposes of this Chapter. (3) Sections 940C to 943 contain provision about when this Chapter applies to a transfer of a trade. (4) Sections 943A to 950 set out the effects of this Chapter in relation to a transfer to which it applies. (5) Sections 951 to 953 contain supplementary provision.

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940A Overview of Chapter

(1) This Chapter contains rules for cases where a trade is transferred between companies within the charge to tax and certain conditions as to common ownership of the trade are met. (2) Section 940B explains when there is a transfer of a trade for the purposes of this Chapter. (3) Sections 940C to 943 contain provision about when this Chapter applies to a transfer of a trade. (4) Sections 943A to 950 set out the effects of this Chapter in relation to a transfer to which it applies. (5) Sections 951 to 953 contain supplementary provision.

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