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Legislation
Corporation Tax Act 2010

Chapter 1 Definitions

  • Section 1118 Introduction to Chapter
  • Section 1119 The definitions
  • Section 1120 “Bank”
  • Section 1121 “Company”
  • Section 1122 “Connected” persons
  • Section 1123 “Connected” persons: supplementary
  • Section 1124 “Control”
  • Section 1125 “Farming” and related expressions
  • Section 1126 “Franked investment income”
  • Section 1127 “Generally accepted accounting practice” and related expressions
  • Section 1128 “Grossing up”
  • Section 1129 “Hire-purchase agreement”
  • Section 1130 “Local authority”
  • Section 1131 “Local authority association”
  • Section 1132 “Offshore installation”
  • Section 1133 Regulations about the meaning of “offshore installation”
  • Section 1134 “Oil and gas exploration and appraisal”
  • Section 1135 “Property investment LLP”
  • Section 1136 “Qualifying distribution”
  • Section 1137 “Recognised stock exchange”
  • Section 1138 “Research and development”
  • Section 1139 “Tax advantage”
  • Section 1140 “Unauthorised unit trust”
  1. Chapter 1 · Definitions
  2. “Local authority association”

Section 1131 | “Local authority association”

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)In the Corporation Tax Acts “local authority association” means any incorporated or unincorporated association which meets conditions A and B.

(2)Condition A is that all of its members are local authorities, groups of local authorities or local authority associations.

(3)Condition B is that its purpose, or primary purpose, is to protect and further the general interests of local authorities or any description of local authorities.

(4)For the purposes of condition A, if a member (“M”) of a local authority association is a representative of, or is appointed by, a local authority, group of local authorities or a local authority association, the authority, group or association concerned (rather than M) is to be treated as a constituent member of the local authority association.

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