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Corporation Tax Act 2010

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973 Introduction to Chapter

(1) This Chapter enables unpaid corporation tax due from a non-UK resident company to be recovered from a related company. (2) See also Chapter 6 of Part 14 (recovery of unpaid corporation tax from a linked person in some cases where there is a change in the ownership of a company). (3) In subsection (1) and the following provisions of this Chapter, “company” means any body corporate. (4) For the meaning of “related company”, see section 976.

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973 Introduction to Chapter

(1) This Chapter enables unpaid corporation tax due from a non-UK resident company to be recovered from a related company. (2) See also Chapter 6 of Part 14 (recovery of unpaid corporation tax from a linked person in some cases where there is a change in the ownership of a company). (3) In subsection (1) and the following provisions of this Chapter, “company” means any body corporate. (4) For the meaning of “related company”, see section 976.

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