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Finance Act 2004

Crossheading Income and gains from taxable property

  • Section 185A Income from taxable property
  • Section 185B Annual profits and deemed profits
  • Section 185C Deemed market value
  • Section 185D Apportionment to pension scheme
  • Section 185E Credit for tax paid
  • Section 185F Gains from taxable property
  • Section 185G Disposal by person holding directly
  • Section 185H Disposal of interest in vehicle
  • Section 185I Credit for tax paid
  1. Income and gains from taxable property
  2. Credit for tax paid

Section 185E | Credit for tax paid

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)This section applies where—

(a)the pension scheme holds the interest in the property indirectly in the tax year,

(b)a person who holds the interest directly receives profits arising from the interest at a time in the tax year when the property is scheme-held taxable property,

(c)tax is payable on those profits by that person (assuming them to be the highest part of the person's income for the tax year in which they are received), and

(d)that tax has been paid.

(2)The amount determined under subsection (3) is to be allowed as a credit against any income tax charged under section 239 in respect of the scheme chargeable payment treated as made by virtue of the pension scheme holding the interest in the property in the tax year.

(3)That amount is a proportion of the tax payable and paid determined by reference to the proportion of the amount that would otherwise be the amount of the scheme chargeable payment that is apportioned to the pension scheme under section 185D.

(4)Where—

(a)by virtue of this section an amount is allowed as a credit against income tax charged under section 239, and

(b)the amount of tax payable and paid by reference to which the amount of the credit was calculated is subsequently varied,

the amount of the credit is to be varied accordingly, and any necessary adjustments are to be made to give effect to the variation (whether by making assessments or otherwise).

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