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Corporation Tax Act 2010

Section 493: The non-exempt amount

1518.This section specifies how the non-exempt amount is calculated. It is based on section 505(3) and (4) of ICTA. The corresponding rule for income tax is in section 540 of ITA.

1519.The term “attributable income and gains” is defined in subsection (3). This label replaces “relievable income and gains” as defined in section 505(3) of ICTA.

1520.Subsection (5) specifies that section 256(4) of TCGA is to be ignored in applying subsection (3)(b). Section 256 of TCGA provides the exemption from capital gains tax for certain gains accruing to a charity. Schedule 1 to this Act amends section 256 of TCGA, adding subsections (3A), (7) and (8), and amending subsection (4) so that it applies to charitable companies as well as to charitable trusts. Schedule 1 also inserts sections 256C and 256D of TCGA, to deal with the interaction of this Act and the chargeable gains legislation as regards attributing income and gains to the non-exempt amount. It complements section 494. The headings to sections 256A and 256B of TCGA are amended to make it clear that they apply to charitable trusts only.

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