Section 554Z11F — Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003: Provisional payments of tax: further provision
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Provisional payments of tax: further provision 554Z11F 1 This section applies in a case to which section 554Z11C applies (see section 554Z11B(1)).
2 If a provisional payment of tax is made in respect of an earlier charge in relation to an overlap, it is to be treated as also being made in respect of the Chapter 2 overlap charge in relation to the overlap.
3 If a provisional payment of tax is made in respect of a Chapter 2 overlap charge in relation to an overlap, it is to be treated as also being made in respect of the earlier charge in relation to the overlap.
4 If section 554Z11C(10) applies in a case (see section 554Z11C(7)) and a provisional payment of tax is made in respect of two or more relevant Chapter 2 overlap charges—
a the amount of the provisional payment of tax is to be allocated, in such proportions as are just and reasonable in all the circumstances, between those relevant Chapter 2 overlap charges, and b a provisional payment of tax, equal to the amount allocated to the relevant Chapter 2 overlap charge relating to any particular overlap, is to be treated as also being made in respect of the earlier charge given by section 554Z11C(9) in respect of that overlap.
5 Subsection (6) applies if—
a the provisional payment of tax is repaid, and b late payment interest on the earlier charge or the Chapter 2 overlap charge would have accrued during the relevant period if the provisional payment of tax had not been made.
6 The late payment interest mentioned in subsection (5) is treated as having accrued as if the provisional payment of tax had not been made.
7 For the purposes of subsection (5), the “relevant period” is the period beginning on the day on which the provisional payment of tax is made and ending with the day on which the repayment is made.
Official source: legislation.gov.uk
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