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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 (Number 39 of 1997)

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835AS Imported mismatch outcome.

(1) An imported mismatch outcome shall arise where it would be reasonable to consider that—

(a) a company referred to in section 835AR(a) enters into a transaction, or series of transactions, involving a mismatch outcome where a payment by that company directly or indirectly funds the mismatch outcome, and

(b) the mismatch outcome has not been neutralised by the application of a provision similar to this Part in another territory.

(2) An imported mismatch outcome shall, notwithstanding any other provision of the Tax Acts and the Capital Gains Tax Acts, be neutralised by the company being denied a deduction for the purposes of domestic tax for so much of the payment as corresponds to the mismatch outcome which has not been neutralised in another territory.

(3) In determining, for the purposes of subsection (1) whether a mismatch outcome has arisen from a transaction or series of transactions, this Part, other than this Chapter, shall be applied as if “domestic tax” and “foreign tax” were defined as follows:

domestic tax” means a tax chargeable on profits or gains, under the laws of a territory in which an entity is established, that is similar to income tax, corporation tax (including a charge under Part 35B) or capital gains tax;

foreign tax” means a tax chargeable on profits or gains, under the laws of a territory in which the entity is not established, that is similar to income tax, corporation tax (including a charge under Part 35B) and capital gains tax.

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Inserted by FA19 s31. Comes into operation on 1 January 2020.