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Finance Bill

 
 

The Bill is divided into two volumes. Volume I contains the Clauses to the Bill.

Volume II contains the Schedules to the Bill.

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 Bill are compatible with the Convention

rights.

 
   
   
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Finance Bill (Volume I)

 

 
 

The Bill is divided into two volumes. Volume I contains the Clauses to the Bill.

Volume II contains the Schedules to the Bill.

Contents

Part 1

Excise duties

Tobacco products duty

1   

Rates of tobacco products duty

Alcoholic liquor duties

2   

Rate of duty on beer

3   

Rates of duty on wine and made-wine

Hydrocarbon oil etc duties

4   

Consolidation of current rates of hydrocarbon oil duties etc.

5   

Rates of hydrocarbon oil duties etc. from 1st September 2005

Gaming duty

6   

Rates of gaming duty

Vehicle excise duty

7   

Rates

8   

Late renewal supplements

Part 2

Value added tax

9   

Goods subject to warehousing regime: place of acquisition or supply

10   

Cars: determination of consideration for fuel supplied for private use

11   

Credit for, or repayment of, overstated or overpaid VAT

12   

Section 11: consequential and supplementary provision

13   

Reverse charge: gas and electricity valuation

14   

Disclosure of value added tax avoidance schemes

 

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Part 3

Income tax, corporation tax and capital gains tax

Chapter 1

Income tax and corporation tax charge and rate bands

Income tax

15   

Charge and rates for 2005-06

16   

Personal allowances for those aged 65 or more

Corporation tax

17   

Charge and main rate for financial year 2006

18   

Small companies’ rate and fraction for financial year 2005

19   

Corporation tax starting rate and fraction for financial year 2005

20   

The non-corporate distribution rate for financial year 2005

Trusts

21   

Special trust rates not to apply to first slice of trust income

Chapter 2

Personal taxation

Taxable benefits

22   

Childcare vouchers: exempt amount

23   

Extension of exemptions for childcare, workplace parking, cycles etc.

24   

Employee benefits: transfer of previously loaned computer or cycle etc.

25   

Extension of outplacement services etc exemption: part-time employees

Social security pension lump sums

26   

Charge to income tax on lump sum

27   

Meaning of “applicable year of assessment” in section 26

28   

Interpretation

29   

Consequential amendments

Armed forces

30   

Armed forces pensions and compensation schemes

Gift aid

31   

Donations to charity by individuals

 
 

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Chapter 3

Employment-related securities and options

32   

Employee securities: anti-avoidance

33   

Research institution spin-out companies

34   

Research institution spin-out companies: pre-2nd December 2004 cases

35   

Capital gains

Chapter 4

Scientific research organisations

36   

Corporation tax exemption for organisations

37   

Income tax deduction for payments to organisations

38   

Corporation tax deduction for payments to organisations

Chapter 5

Trusts with vulnerable beneficiary

Introductory

39   

Introduction

40   

Entitlement to make claim for special tax treatment

Income tax

41   

Qualifying trusts income: special income tax treatment

42   

Amount of relief

43   

Trustees’ liability: TQTI

44   

Vulnerable person’s liability: VQTI

45   

Part years

Capital gains tax

46   

Qualifying trusts gains: special capital gains tax treatment

47   

UK resident vulnerable persons: section 77 treatment

48   

Non-UK resident vulnerable persons: amount of relief

49   

Vulnerable person’s liability: VQTG

Qualifying trusts

50   

Disabled persons

51   

Relevant minors

52   

Parts of assets

Vulnerable persons

53   

Vulnerable person election

54   

Meaning of “disabled person”

55   

Meaning of “relevant minor”

 
 

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Miscellaneous and supplementary

56   

Power to make enquiries

57   

Interpretation etc.

58   

Application in relation to Scotland

59   

Penalties under TMA 1970

60   

Consequential amendments

61   

Commencement

Chapter 6

Authorised investment funds

62   

Open-ended investment companies

63   

Authorised unit trusts and open-ended investment companies

64   

Section 63(3): specific powers

65   

Section 63: commencement and procedure

66   

Unauthorised unit trusts: chargeable gains

67   

Unit trusts: treatment of accumulation units

68   

Section 349B ICTA: exemption for distributions to PEP/ISA managers

69   

Offshore funds

Chapter 7

Alternative finance arrangements

Introductory

70   

Alternative finance arrangements

Arrangements giving rise to alternative finance return

71   

Alternative finance arrangements: alternative finance return

72   

Arrangements within section 71: foreign currency and non-residents

Arrangements giving rise to profit share return

73   

Alternative finance arrangements: profit share return

Treatment of alternative finance arrangements

74   

Treatment of alternative finance arrangements: companies

75   

Treatment of alternative finance arrangements: persons other than companies

76   

Provision not at arm’s length

77   

Treatment of section 71 arrangements: sale and purchase of asset

78   

Section 73 arrangements: profit share return not to be treated as distribution

Supplementary

79   

Further provisions

80   

Application of Chapter

81   

Interpretation of Chapter

 
 

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Chapter 8

Film relief

Tax relief for limited-budget films

82   

Relief for production and acquisition expenditure on limited-budget films

Restrictions on relief

83   

Restrictions on relief for production and acquisition expenditure

Deferred income agreements

84   

Deferred income agreements which exist when relief claimed

85   

Meaning of “deferred income agreement in respect of a film”

86   

Deferred income agreements entered into after relief claimed

87   

Sections 84 to 86: supplementary

88   

Transitional provision for years of assessment before the year 2005-06

89   

Corresponding provision in ITTOIA 2005

Companies benefited by film relief: exit charges

90   

When a chargeable event occurs

91   

Consequences of a chargeable event: exit event X or Y

92   

Exit event Z: a relevant disposal at an undervalue

93   

Consequences of a chargeable event: exit event Z

94   

Valuation of the “rights to guaranteed income” and “disposed rights”

95   

Meaning of “company” and related terms

Chapter 9

Avoidance involving partnership

Partners: restrictions on relief

96   

Removal of restrictions on interest relief

97   

Meaning of “contribution to the trade”

Partners: recovery of excess relief

98   

Recovery of excess relief given under section 380 or 381 of ICTA

99   

Computing the chargeable amount

100   

Meaning of “relevant loss”

101   

Transitional provision for years of assessment before the year 2005-06

102   

Consequential amendments

Partners benefited by film relief

103   

Meaning of “capital contribution to the trade”

 
 

 
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