2012.These paragraphs remove the references to section 29 of CAA 1990 in sections 65A and 70A of ICTA. These sections state that the rules for furnished holiday lettings businesses do not apply to overseas property. In section 17(1) it is clearly stated that such a business cannot be a qualifying activity in respect of overseas property. As a result, the rule does not need to be restated in ICTA.
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