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F1Pt. 8 Ch. 9 inserted (26.3.2015) by Finance Act 2015 (c. 11), Sch. 13 para. 2
(1)Subsections (2) and (3) apply where—
(a)a company (“the transferor”) makes a disposal, on the day following the end of an accounting period or reference period, of the whole or part of its share of the equity in a licensed area or sub-area which is wholly or partly included in a cluster area (“the relevant cluster area”), and
(b)the maximum transferable amount is greater than zero.
Each company to which a share of the equity is disposed of is referred to in this section as a “transferee”.
(2)The transferor may, by an election, transfer to the transferee (or transferees) a specified amount of cluster area allowance (greater than zero) which—
(a)is not less than the minimum transferable amount, and
(b)is not more than the maximum transferable amount.
(3)If the transferor does not make an election under subsection (2), the minimum transferable amount of cluster area allowance (if greater than zero) is transferred to the transferee (or transferees).
(4)An election under subsection (2)—
(a)must be made within the 60 days beginning with the date of the disposal,
(b)must—
(i)specify the date of the disposal and the amount of cluster area allowance transferred, and
(ii)identify the transferees, and
(c)is irrevocable.
(5)The minimum transferable amount is—
where—
G is so much of the total generated allowance for the relevant cluster area (see subsection (6)) as is attributable on a just and reasonable basis to the licensed area or sub-area mentioned in subsection (1);
A is the total of any amounts of allowance which have, in relation to any accounting period or reference period of the transferor ending before the date of the disposal, been activated under section 356JH or 356JJ in relation to the relevant cluster area;
E1 is the transferor's share of the equity in the licensed area or sub-area immediately before the disposal;
E2 is the transferor's share of the equity in the licensed area or sub-area immediately after the disposal.
(6)In the definition of “G” in subsection (5), “the total generated allowance for the relevant cluster area” means the total of—
(a)all amounts of cluster area allowance generated by the transferor in that cluster area before the date of the disposal, and
(b)any amounts treated under section 356JKB(1) as so generated on the date of the disposal.
(7)The maximum transferable amount is—
where—
M is the smaller of—
G (as defined in subsection (5)), and
the transferor's pre-transfer total of unactivated allowance for the relevant cluster area;
E1 and E2 have the same meaning as in subsection (5).
(8)In subsection (7) the transferor's “pre-transfer total of unactivated allowance for the relevant cluster area” means—
where—
P and Q are—
if the disposal is made on the day following the end of an accounting period, the same as in section 356JHA (in its application to that period), or
if the disposal is made on the day following the end of a reference period, the same as in section 356JJA(1) (in its application to that period);
A is—
if the disposal is made on the day following the end of an accounting period, the same as in section 356JHB(2) (in its application to that period), or
if the disposal is made on the day following the end of a reference period, the same as in section 356JJB(2) (in its application to that period);
S is the total of any amounts of allowance transferred by the transferor in connection with any prior disposals (see section 356JKA) made in relation to the relevant cluster area on the day on which the disposal is made.
(9)For the effect of a transfer of cluster area allowance in relation to the transferor, see—
(a)for disposals made on the day following the end of an accounting period, section 356JHB (reduction of unactivated allowance carried forward from accounting period), or
(b)for disposals made on the day following the end of a reference period, section 356JJB (reduction of unactivated allowance carried forward from reference period).
(1)Subsections (2) to (4) apply where a company makes, on a single day and in relation to a single cluster area, more than one disposal falling within section 356JK(1)(a).
(2)The company may, by an election, choose the order of priority of the disposals for the purposes of section 356JK(8).
(3)A disposal which is placed higher in the order of priority than another disposal is a “prior disposal” in relation to the other for the purposes of the definition of “S” in section 356JK(8).
(4)An election under subsection (2) is irrevocable.
(1)Where a transfer of cluster area allowance is made under section 356JK, each transferee is treated as generating in the cluster area concerned, at the beginning of the accounting period or reference period of the transferee that begins with the day on which the disposal is made, cluster area allowance of the amount given by subsection (2).
(2)The amount is—
where—
T is the total amount of cluster area allowance transferred in connection with the disposal;
E3 is the share of equity in the licensed area or sub-area that the transferee has acquired from the transferor;
E1 and E2 are the same as in section 356JK(5).
(3)In this section references to the transferor and the transferees are to be read in accordance with section 356JK(1).]
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