Part 1 Amendments of ICTA
Finance Act 2012 (2012 c 14) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 16 Part 2: Minor and Consequential Amendments

Section 146

Part 1 Amendments of ICTA

1

ICTA is amended as follows.

2

Omit section 76 (expenses of insurance companies).

3

Omit section 76ZA (payments for restrictive undertakings).

4

Omit section 76ZB (seconded employees).

5

Omit sections 76ZC to 76ZE (counselling and retraining expenses).

6

Omit sections 76ZF to 76ZJ (redundancy payments etc).

7

Omit section 76ZK (contributions to local enterprise organisations or urban regeneration companies).

8

Omit sections 76ZL and 76ZM (unpaid remuneration).

9

Omit section 76ZN (car hire).

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