Part II Contribution
Local Government Finance Act 1988 (1988 c 41) | Legislation

Part II Contribution

[Interpretation

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Any reference in this Part of this Schedule to a billing authority is a reference to a billing authority in Wales.]

Non-domestic rating contributions

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(1)     The [Welsh Ministers] may make regulations containing rules for the calculation of an amount for a chargeable financial year in relation to each [billing authority] (to be called its non-domestic rating contribution for the year).

(2)     The rules shall be so framed that the amount calculated under them in relation to an authority is broadly the same as the total which, if the authority acted diligently, would be payable to it in respect of the year under sections 43 and 45 above.

(3)     . . .

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[(4A)     The rules may include provision for such deductions as the maker of the rules thinks fit for the purpose of enabling an authority to retain part, or all, of so much of the total payable to it in respect of the year under sections 43 and 45 above as exceeds an amount determined for the authority by or under the rules.

(4B)     . . .

(4C)     Sub-paragraph (2) above shall have effect subject to sub-paragraph (4A) above.

(4D)     . . .]

(5)     The [Welsh Ministers]

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