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(1)This section applies if—
(a)a company makes a claim under section 37 for relief in respect of a loss made in a ring fence trade,
(b)the claim is made by virtue of section 39 or 40, and
(c)a part of the loss that is eligible for relief under section 37 cannot be so relieved because there are not enough profits from which the loss may be deducted under that section.
(2)Relief for the part of the loss that cannot be relieved under section 37 (“the unrelieved loss”) is given to the company under this section.
(3)The relief is given by deducting the unrelieved loss from the profits of the ring fence trade of an accounting period that—
(a)falls wholly or partly before the three year relief period, and
(b)ends on or after 17 April 2002.
(4)The amount of a deduction to be made under subsection (3) for any accounting period is so much of the unrelieved loss as cannot be deducted under that subsection from profits of the ring fence trade of a subsequent accounting period (but this is subject to subsections (5) and (6)).
(5)In the case of an accounting period that falls partly before the 3 year relief period, the amount given by subsection (4) is to be reduced by the proportion which the part of the accounting period falling within the 3 year relief period bears to the whole of the accounting period.
(6)In the case of an accounting period that falls partly before 17 April 2002, the amount given by subsection (4) is to be reduced by the proportion which the part of the accounting period falling before that date bears to the whole of the accounting period.
(7)If, for an accounting period, deductions under subsection (3) are to be made for losses of different accounting periods, the deductions are to be made in the order in which the losses were made (starting with the earliest first).
(8)In this section—
“ring fence trade” has the same meaning as in section 162 of CAA 2001, and
“3 year relief period” means the period of 3 years that applies to a claim under section 37 by virtue of section 39 or 40.
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