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Capital Allowances Act 2001

Section 203: Amendment of returns and adjustment of assessments

732.This section is based on sections 51(6) and (6A) and 53(1H) and part of sections 51(2) and 53(1G) of CAA 1990. It puts an obligation on taxpayers to notify the Inland Revenue if a return has become incorrect for one of four specified reasons. It also provides that any necessary adjustments may be made to give effect to the various provisions of the Chapter.

733.Subsection (2) lists the four reasons that could give rise to an obligation on the taxpayer to notify the Inland Revenue of any return that has become incorrect.

734.Subsection (3) requires the notice to be given within three months of the taxpayer first becoming aware that the return had become incorrect because of such a reason. To deal with cases in which the taxpayer does not meet this obligation, there are penalty provisions within section 98 of TMA 1970.

735.Subsection (4) provides that any necessary adjustments may be made to give effect to the various provisions of the Chapter.

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