Finance Act 1998
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38 Taxation of rents and other receipts from land.
(1) The provisions of Schedule 5 to this Act have effect with respect to tax on rents and other receipts from land. Part I contains amendments relating to the charge to tax under Schedule A or Case V of Schedule D on rents and other receipts from land. Part II contains amendments about relief for losses incurred in a Schedule A business or overseas property business, and the relationship between such relief and other reliefs. Part III contains minor and consequential amendments. (2) So far as relating to income tax, the provisions of Parts I to III of that Schedule have effect for the year 1998-99 and subsequent years of assessment. (3) So far as relating to corporation tax, the provisions of Parts I to III of that Schedule come into force on 1st April 1998, subject to the transitional provisions in Part IV of the Schedule.
38 Taxation of rents and other receipts from land.
(1) The provisions of Schedule 5 to this Act have effect with respect to tax on rents and other receipts from land. Part I contains amendments relating to the charge to tax under Schedule A or Case V of Schedule D on rents and other receipts from land. Part II contains amendments about relief for losses incurred in a Schedule A business or overseas property business, and the relationship between such relief and other reliefs. Part III contains minor and consequential amendments. (2) So far as relating to income tax, the provisions of Parts I to III of that Schedule have effect for the year 1998-99 and subsequent years of assessment. (3) So far as relating to corporation tax, the provisions of Parts I to III of that Schedule come into force on 1st April 1998, subject to the transitional provisions in Part IV of the Schedule.
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