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Income Tax Act 2007

Chapter 1 Definitions

  • Section 988 Overview of Chapter
  • Section 989 The definitions
  • Section 990 Meaning of “Act”
  • Section 991 Meaning of “bank”
  • Section 992 Meaning of “company”
  • Section 993 Meaning of “connected” persons
  • Section 994 Meaning of “connected” persons: supplementary
  • Section 995 Meaning of “control”
  • Section 996 Meaning of “farming” and related expressions
  • Section 997 Meaning of “generally accepted accounting practice” and related expressions
  • Section 998 Meaning of “grossing up”
  • Section 998A Meaning of “hire-purchase agreement”
  • Section 999 Meaning of “local authority”
  • Section 1000 Meaning of “local authority association”
  • Section 1001 Meaning of “offshore installation”
  • Section 1002 Regulations about the meaning of “offshore installation”
  • Section 1003 Meaning of “oil and gas exploration and appraisal”
  • Section 1004 Meaning of “property investment LLP”
  • Section 1005 Meaning of “recognised stock exchange”etc
  • Section 1006 Meaning of “research and development”
  • Section 1007 Meaning of “unit trust scheme”
  • Section 1007A Meaning of “permanent establishment”
  1. Chapter 1 · Definitions
  2. Meaning of “unit trust scheme”

Section 1007 | Meaning of “unit trust scheme”

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)In the Income Tax Acts “unit trust scheme” has the meaning given by section 237 of FISMA 2000.This is subject to subsection (2).

(2)The Treasury may, in relation to a unit trust scheme within the meaning given by section 237 of FISMA 2000 whose trustees are UK resident, by regulations provide that the scheme is not to be a unit trust scheme for the purposes of the definition in section 989 of “unauthorised unit trust” if it is within a specified description.

(3)The regulations may contain incidental, supplemental, consequential and transitional provision and savings.

(4)This section does not apply for the purposes of section 558 (approved charitable investments).

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