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Income Tax Act 2007

Chapter 12 Funding bonds

  • Section 939 Duty to retain bonds where issue treated as payment of interest
  • Section 940 Exception from duty to retain bonds
  • Section 940A No appropriate bond or combination of bonds
  1. Chapter 12 · Funding bonds
  2. No appropriate bond or combination of bonds

Section 940A | No appropriate bond or combination of bonds

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)This section applies if—

(a)the Commissioners for Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs hold one or more bonds tendered in accordance with section 939(4),

(b)the Commissioners wish to tender bonds in accordance with section 939(4A) in satisfaction of an amount payable to the relevant creditor, and

(c)the Commissioners consider that they do not hold a bond, or combination of bonds, that is appropriate for satisfying the amount payable.

(2)If requested to do so by the Commissioners, the bond issuer must secure that the Commissioners hold a bond, or combination of bonds, that the Commissioners consider to be appropriate for satisfying the amount payable.

(3)If requested to do so by the bond issuer, a person must assist the bond issuer to comply with subsection (2).

(4)The duty under subsection (2), or under subsection (3), does not apply if it would be impracticable for the bond issuer, or the other person, to comply with the duty.

(5)The matters which the Commissioners may take into account when considering whether or not a bond or combination of bonds is appropriate for satisfying the amount payable include—

(a)the value of a bond at the time of its issue,

(b)the interest which the relevant creditor, or any other person, has in a bond (including the nature or size of the interest), and

(c)the terms on which a bond is issued.

(6)For the purposes of this section—

(a)“bond issuer” means the person by or through whom bonds were issued, and

(b)“relevant creditor” and “relevant debt” have the same meanings as in section 939(4A).

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