Finance (No. 2) Bill (HC Bill 193)
EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS
Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer has made the following statement under section
19(1)(a) of the Human Rights Act 1998:
In my view the provisions of the Finance (No. 2) Bill are compatible with the
Convention rights.
Contents
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Part 1
Income tax, corporation tax and capital gains tax
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Chapter 1
Charge, rates etc
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Chapter 2
Income tax: general
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8. Cars: the appropriate percentage for subsequent tax years
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11. Exemption for amounts which would otherwise be deductible
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13. Extension of benefits code except in relation to certain ministers of religion
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15. Lump sums provided under armed forces early departure scheme
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19. Arrangements offering a choice of capital or income return
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23. Exceptions from duty to deduct tax: qualifying private placements
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Chapter 3
Corporation tax: general
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25. Loan relationships: repeal of certain provisions relating to late interest etc
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26. Intangible fixed assets: goodwill etc acquired from a related party
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27. Amount of relief for expenditure on research and development
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28. Expenditure on research and development: consumable items
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32. Restrictions applying to certain deductions made by banking companies
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Chapter 4
Other provisions
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Pensions
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Flood and coastal defence
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Investment reliefs
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Capital gains tax
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Capital allowances
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Oil and gas
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Part 2
Excise duties and other taxes
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Petroleum revenue tax
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Alcohol
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Tobacco
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Air passenger duty
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Vehicle excise duty
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Gaming duty
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Aggregates levy
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Climate change levy
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Landfill tax
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Value added tax
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Stamp duty land tax
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Annual tax on enveloped dwellings
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Inheritance tax
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The bank levy
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Part 3
Diverted profits tax
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Introduction and overview
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Charge to tax
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Involvement of entities or transactions lacking economic substance
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Calculation of taxable diverted profits: section 80 or 81 cases
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82. Calculation of taxable diverted profits in section 80 or 81 case: introduction
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83. Section 80 or 81 cases where no taxable diverted profits arise
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84. Section 80 or 81: calculation of profits by reference to the actual provision
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85. Section 80 or 81: calculation of profits by reference to the relevant alternative
provision
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Avoidance of a UK taxable presence
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Calculation of taxable diverted profits: section 86 cases
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88. Calculation of taxable diverted profits in section 86 case: introduction
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89. Section 86: calculation of profits where only tax avoidance condition is met
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90. Section 86: mismatch condition is met: calculation of profits by reference to
the actual provision -
91. Section 86: mismatch condition is met: calculation of profits by reference to
the relevant alternative provision
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Duty to notify if within scope
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Process for imposing charge
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Payment and recovery of tax
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Review and appeals
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Administration of tax
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Interpretation
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Final provisions
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Part 4
Other provisions
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Anti-avoidance
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Other tax-related matters
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Government stock
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Part 5
Final provisions
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Extension of benefits code except in relation to certain
ministers of religion -
Restrictions applying to certain deductions made by banking
companies -
Relief for contributions to flood and coastal erosion risk
management projects -
Disposals of UK residential property interests by non-
residents etc -
Investment allowance and cluster area allowance: further
amendments -
Recovery of unpaid diverted profits tax due from non-UK
resident company -
Penalties in connection with offshore matters and offshore
transfers
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This Bill is divided into two volumes. Volume I contains the Clauses. Volume II
contains the Schedules to the Bill.