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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
(2) Where in relation to any premises an amount has become or would have become chargeable to tax as mentioned in section 102(2) by reference to a lease, estate or interest, the person for the time being entitled to that lease, estate or interest shall, subject to this section, be treated for the purposes of section 97(2) as paying rent accruing from day to day in respect of the premises (in addition to any rent actually paid) during any part of the relevant period in relation to the amount for which such person is entitled to the lease, estate or interest and in all bearing to that amount the same proportion as that part of the relevant period bears to the whole. |
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(a) where the amount arose under section 98, the period treated in computing that amount as being the duration of the lease; |
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(3) Where in relation to any premises an amount has become or would have become chargeable to tax as mentioned in section 102(2), and by reference to a lease granted out of, or a disposition of, the lease, estate or interest by reference to which the amount (in this section referred to as “the prior chargeable amount”) so became or would have so become chargeable, a person would apart from this subsection be chargeable under section 98, 99 or 100 on any amount (in this section referred to as “the later chargeable amount”), the amount on which the person is so chargeable shall be the excess, if any, of the later chargeable amount over the appropriate fraction of the prior chargeable amount or, where the lease or disposition by reference to which the person would be so chargeable extends to a part only of that premises, the excess, if any, of the later chargeable amount over so much of the appropriate fraction of the prior chargeable amount as on a just apportionment is attributable to that part of the premises. |
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(6) Where the prior chargeable amount arose under section 98(2) by reason of an obligation which included the incurring of expenditure in respect of which any allowance has been or will be made under Part 9, this section shall apply as if the obligation had not included the incurring of that expenditure and the prior chargeable amount had been calculated accordingly. |
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(b) where the amount arose under section 99, the period treated in computing that amount as being the duration of the lease remaining at the date of the assignment; |
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(3) Where in relation to any premises an amount has become or would have become chargeable to tax as mentioned in section 102(2), and by reference to a lease granted out of, or a disposition of, the lease, estate or interest by reference to which the amount (in this section referred to as “the prior chargeable amount”) so became or would have so become chargeable, a person would apart from this subsection be chargeable under section 98, 99 or 100 on any amount (in this section referred to as “the later chargeable amount”), the amount on which the person is so chargeable shall be the excess, if any, of the later chargeable amount over the appropriate fraction of the prior chargeable amount or, where the lease or disposition by reference to which the person would be so chargeable extends to a part only of that premises, the excess, if any, of the later chargeable amount over so much of the appropriate fraction of the prior chargeable amount as on a just apportionment is attributable to that part of the premises. |
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(c) where the amount arose under section 100, the period beginning with the sale and ending on the date fixed under the terms of the sale as the date of the reconveyance or grant, or, if that date is not so fixed, ending with the earliest date at which the reconveyance or grant could take place in accordance with the terms of the sale. |
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(3) Where in relation to any premises an amount has become or would have become chargeable to tax as mentioned in section 102(2), and by reference to a lease granted out of, or a disposition of, the lease, estate or interest by reference to which the amount (in this section referred to as “the prior chargeable amount”) so became or would have so become chargeable, a person would apart from this subsection be chargeable under section 98, 99 or 100 on any amount (in this section referred to as “the later chargeable amount”), the amount on which the person is so chargeable shall be the excess, if any, of the later chargeable amount over the appropriate fraction of the prior chargeable amount or, where the lease or disposition by reference to which the person would be so chargeable extends to a part only of that premises, the excess, if any, of the later chargeable amount over so much of the appropriate fraction of the prior chargeable amount as on a just apportionment is attributable to that part of the premises. |
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(7) Where the prior chargeable amount arose under section 100 and the reconveyance or grant in question takes place at a price different from that taken in calculating that amount or
on a date different from that taken in determining the relevant period in relation to that amount, subsections (1) to (6) shall be deemed to have applied (for all relevant years of assessment) as they would have applied if the actual price or
date had been so taken and such adjustments of liability to tax shall be made,
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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
(2) Where in relation to any premises an amount has become or would have become chargeable to tax as mentioned in section 102(2) by reference to a lease, estate or interest, the person for the time being entitled to that lease, estate or interest shall, subject to this section, be treated for the purposes of section 97(2) as paying rent accruing from day to day in respect of the premises (in addition to any rent actually paid) during any part of the relevant period in relation to the amount for which such person is entitled to the lease, estate or interest and in all bearing to that amount the same proportion as that part of the relevant period bears to the whole. |
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(3) Where in relation to any premises an amount has become or would have become chargeable to tax as mentioned in section 102(2), and by reference to a lease granted out of, or a disposition of, the lease, estate or interest by reference to which the amount (in this section referred to as “the prior chargeable amount”) so became or would have so become chargeable, a person would apart from this subsection be chargeable under section 98, 99 or 100 on any amount (in this section referred to as “the later chargeable amount”), the amount on which the person is so chargeable shall be the excess, if any, of the later chargeable amount over the appropriate fraction of the prior chargeable amount or, where the lease or disposition by reference to which the person would be so chargeable extends to a part only of that premises, the excess, if any, of the later chargeable amount over so much of the appropriate fraction of the prior chargeable amount as on a just apportionment is attributable to that part of the premises. |
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(6) Where the prior chargeable amount arose under section 98(2) by reason of an obligation which included the incurring of expenditure in respect of which any allowance has been or will be made under Part 9, this section shall apply as if the obligation had not included the incurring of that expenditure and the prior chargeable amount had been calculated accordingly. |
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Links to Section 103 (from within TaxSource Total) | ||
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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 |
(1) Where under section 103(2) a person is to be treated as paying additional rent in consequence of having granted a sub-lease, the amount of any loss accruing to such person on the disposal by means of the grant of the sub-lease shall be reduced by the total amount of the rent which such person is thereby treated as paying over the term of the sub-lease (and without regard to whether relief is thereby effectively given over the term of the sub-lease), but not so as to convert the loss into a gain or to increase any gain. |
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(b) would have become so chargeable but for section 103(3) or any exemption from tax, |