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Corporation Tax Act 2010

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959 Arrangements for transfer of relief

(1) Arrangements are within this section if they have any of these effects. Effect 1 The partner company receives a payment in respect of the cost of its share in the firm's losses of any accounting period of the firm. Effect 2 A person connected with the partner company receives a payment in respect of the cost of the partner company's share in the firm's losses of any accounting period of the firm. Effect 3 Another partner in the firm receives a payment in respect of the value of the partner company's share in the firm's profits or losses of any accounting period of the firm. Effect 4 A person connected with another partner in the firm receives a payment in respect of the value of the partner company's share in the firm's profits or losses of any accounting period of the firm. (2) It does not matter for the purposes of subsection (1) whether the payment is received in respect of the whole of the partner company's share or in respect of only a part of it. (3) For the purposes of subsection (1) receiving a payment includes receiving or enjoying (whether directly or indirectly) any other benefit in money or money's worth. (4) For the purposes of Effect 1 arrangements, payments made in respect of group relief to the partner company by a group-related company are to be ignored. (5) In subsection (4) a “group-related” company is a company that is a member of the same group of companies as the partner company for the purposes of Part 5 (group relief) (see section 152).

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959 Arrangements for transfer of relief

(1) Arrangements are within this section if they have any of these effects. Effect 1 The partner company receives a payment in respect of the cost of its share in the firm's losses of any accounting period of the firm. Effect 2 A person connected with the partner company receives a payment in respect of the cost of the partner company's share in the firm's losses of any accounting period of the firm. Effect 3 Another partner in the firm receives a payment in respect of the value of the partner company's share in the firm's profits or losses of any accounting period of the firm. Effect 4 A person connected with another partner in the firm receives a payment in respect of the value of the partner company's share in the firm's profits or losses of any accounting period of the firm. (2) It does not matter for the purposes of subsection (1) whether the payment is received in respect of the whole of the partner company's share or in respect of only a part of it. (3) For the purposes of subsection (1) receiving a payment includes receiving or enjoying (whether directly or indirectly) any other benefit in money or money's worth. (4) For the purposes of Effect 1 arrangements, payments made in respect of group relief to the partner company by a group-related company are to be ignored. (5) In subsection (4) a “group-related” company is a company that is a member of the same group of companies as the partner company for the purposes of Part 5 (group relief) (see section 152).

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