The Employment and Trading Income etc. (Loan Charge Settlement Scheme) Regulations 2026
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6 Methodology for determining amounts etc.
(1) Where for the purposes of these Regulations the Commissioners must determine— (a) an amount of loan charge gross liability, or (b) any amount, or the attribution of an amount to a tax year, for the purposes of the calculation of settlement amounts, they must make that determination in accordance with this regulation. (2) The Commissioners may make a determination using information available or provided to them, or by such method of estimation, as they consider reasonable in the circumstances. (3) In particular, the Commissioners may, for the purposes of making a determination, draw inferences from general or specific information about arrangements of a similar nature to the arrangements which relate to the relevant loan charge amounts for which P is liable, including in relation to the position of users of such arrangements in a comparable position to P.
6 Methodology for determining amounts etc.
(1) Where for the purposes of these Regulations the Commissioners must determine— (a) an amount of loan charge gross liability, or (b) any amount, or the attribution of an amount to a tax year, for the purposes of the calculation of settlement amounts, they must make that determination in accordance with this regulation. (2) The Commissioners may make a determination using information available or provided to them, or by such method of estimation, as they consider reasonable in the circumstances. (3) In particular, the Commissioners may, for the purposes of making a determination, draw inferences from general or specific information about arrangements of a similar nature to the arrangements which relate to the relevant loan charge amounts for which P is liable, including in relation to the position of users of such arrangements in a comparable position to P.
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