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Corporation Tax Act 2010

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2502.This Chapter is based on section 780 of ICTA. It deals with the situation where the existing occupier of premises incurs additional rental liability in return for the payment of a lump sum.

2503.In form, the lump sum is the consideration received for assigning the lease, usually to a charity or a pension fund, and the lease-back is at an increased rent.

2504.In substance, however, the lump sum is a loan and the additional rent represents the repayment of principal and interest.

2505.Where the Chapter applies, a proportion of the lump sum is to be treated as income of the recipient.

2506.The Chapter has the following structure.

  • Section 849 summarises the Chapter.

  • Section 850 states when the Chapter applies.

  • Sections 851 and 852 tax some or all of the consideration as income.

  • Section 853 concerns relief for rent under the new lease.

  • Sections 854 to 858 deal with cases in which the new lease is deemed to end.

  • Section 859 deals with a case in which a lease is varied to provide for increased rent.

  • Sections 860 to 862 are interpretative.

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