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Finance Act 2013

PART 5 General anti-abuse rule

  • Section 206 General anti-abuse rule
  • Section 207 Meaning of “tax arrangements” and “abusive”
  • Section 208 Meaning of “tax advantage”
  • Section 209 Counteracting the tax advantages
  • Section 209AA Protective GAAR notices
  • Section 209AB Adjustments under section 209: notices under Schedule 43 or 43A
  • Section 209ABA Adjustments under section 209: notices under Schedule 43D
  • Section 209AC Sections 209AA to 209ABA: definitions
  • Section 209A Effect of adjustments specified in a provisional counteraction notice
  • Section 209B Notified adjustments: 12 month period for taking action if appeal made
  • Section 209C Notified adjustments: case within section 209B(4)(c)
  • Section 209D Notified adjustments: case within section 209B(4)(d)
  • Section 209E Notified adjustments: case within section 209B(4)(e)
  • Section 209F Appeals against provisional counteractions: further provision
  • Section 210 Consequential relieving adjustments
  • Section 211 Proceedings before a court or tribunal
  • Section 212 Relationship between the GAAR and priority rules
  • Section 212A Penalty
  • Section 212B Penalty: partnerships
  • Section 213 Consequential amendment
  • Section 214 Interpretation of Part 5
  • Section 215 Commencement and transitional provision
  1. Part 5 · General anti-abuse rule
  2. Commencement and transitional provision

Section 215 | Commencement and transitional provision

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)The general anti-abuse rule has effect in relation to any tax arrangements entered into on or after the day on which this Act is passed.

(2)Where the tax arrangements form part of any other arrangements entered into before that day those other arrangements are to be ignored for the purposes of section 207(3), subject to subsection (3).

(3)Account is to be taken of those other arrangements for the purposes of section 207(3) if, as a result, the tax arrangements would not be abusive.

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