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Income Tax Act 2007

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921 Cases where interest on underlying securities paid gross

(1) This section applies to manufactured interest which is representative of interest on— (a) gilt-edged securities, or (b) securities which are not gilt-edged securities but on which the interest is payable without deduction of income tax. (2) Section 919(2) does not require any deduction of a sum representing income tax to be made on the payment of the manufactured interest. (3) In this section “manufactured interest” has the same meaning as in section 919.

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921 Cases where interest on underlying securities paid gross

(1) This section applies to manufactured interest which is representative of interest on— (a) gilt-edged securities, or (b) securities which are not gilt-edged securities but on which the interest is payable without deduction of income tax. (2) Section 919(2) does not require any deduction of a sum representing income tax to be made on the payment of the manufactured interest. (3) In this section “manufactured interest” has the same meaning as in section 919.

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