Reading the bill’s publication files and writing a plain-English Green Book note…
Reading the bill’s publication files and writing a plain-English Green Book note…
Proposal 535
A Bill to restate, with minor changes, certain enactments relating to corporation tax and certain enactments relating to corporation tax and certain enactments relating to company distributions; and for connected purposes.
Appraisal prepared just now from the official papers. Next scheduled update after the next sitting or within about 24 hours.
Sponsor: HM Treasury
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In plain English
Corporation Tax Act 2010 Skip to navigation legislation.gov.uk https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk Cymraeg Home Explore our collections Research tools Help and guidance What's new About us Search Legislation Corporation Tax Act 2010 You are here: UK Public General Acts 2010 c. There are changes that may be brought into force at a future date.
The papers we read for this bill do not say who would be affected if it became law.
Corporation Tax Act 2010 Skip to navigation legislation.gov.uk https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk Cymraeg Home Explore our collections Research tools Help and guidance What's new About us Search Legislation Corporation Tax Act 2010 You are here: UK Public General Acts 2010 c. There are changes that may be brought into force at a future date.
Same bill, simpler words — a deeper read without the jargon.
Imagine the country is making a new rule. This one is about: Corporation Tax Act 2010 Skip to navigation legislation.gov.uk https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk Cymraeg Home Explore our collections Research tools Help and guidance What's new About us Search Legislation Corporation Tax Act 2010 You are here: UK Public General Acts 2010 c. There are changes that may be brought into force at a future date.. The people who would notice most are: we are still checking who that would be. If it became a real law, the everyday change would be: Corporation Tax Act 2010 Skip to navigation legislation.gov.uk https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk Cymraeg Home Explore our collections Research tools Help and guidance What's new About us Search Legislation Corporation Tax Act 2010 You are here: UK Public General Acts 2010 c. There are changes that may be brought into force at a future date..
Green Book 2026 · 5 Case Model
Corporation Tax Act 2010 Skip to navigation legislation.gov.uk https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk Cymraeg Home Explore our collections Research tools Help and guidance What's new About us Search Legislation Corporation Tax Act 2010 You are here: UK Public General Acts 2010 c. There are changes that may be brought into force at a future date.
It is currently at Royal Assent in the Unassigned, sponsored by HM Treasury.
Accountability · outcome beside Green Book evidence
Corporation Tax Act 2010 became law. The official papers we read covered some Green Book cases well and left gaps in others. For accountability, the outcome sits beside a mixed evidence trail — worth reading the case notes below.
Strategic: Corporation Tax Act 2010 Skip to navigation legislation.gov.uk https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk Cymraeg Home Explore our collections Research tools Help and guidance What's new About us Search Legislation Corporation Tax Act 2010 You are here: UK Public General Acts 2010 c. There are changes that may be brought into force at a future date.
Economic: Gap — The papers we read for this bill do not give a figure in pounds for what it would cost or save. That is not a yes or no on the bill.
Commercial: Trade must be commercial or carried on for statutory functions Carry forward of trade loss relief 45. Leasing contracts and company reconstructions 54.
Financial: Gap — The papers we read for this bill do not say who would pay for it, or where the money would come from.
Management: Gap — The papers we read for this bill do not say who would be in charge of running it.
This is an accountability reading, not a recommendation and not a score. It does not say whether Parliament should have passed or rejected the bill. It only sets the actual parliamentary outcome beside how complete the Green Book five-case evidence was in the official papers.
These UK Acts sit in a similar policy space and are already law. Pairing uses this proposal’s official papers (and the plain-English note themes). It is not a verdict that the proposal is redundant or unnecessary.
UK Act · Royal Assent · 2015-03-27
Corporation Tax (Northern Ireland) Act 2015
Same policy area (“Economy / tax”) with overlapping title wording. Matched using wording from this bill’s official papersAlready law — useful context when asking whether this bill adds something new or mainly revisits covered ground.
UK Act · Royal Assent · 2009-10-16
Corporation Tax Act
Same policy area (“Economy / tax”) with overlapping title wording. Matched using wording from this bill’s official papersAlready law — useful context when asking whether this bill adds something new or mainly revisits covered ground.
UK Act · Royal Assent · 2011-10-27
Equitable Life (Payments) Act 2010
Same policy area (“Economy / tax”) with overlapping title wording. Matched using wording from this bill’s official papersAlready law — useful context when asking whether this bill adds something new or mainly revisits covered ground.
UK Act · Royal Assent · 2010-08-16
Financial Services Act 2010
Same policy area (“Economy / tax”) with overlapping title wording. Matched using wording from this bill’s official papersAlready law — useful context when asking whether this bill adds something new or mainly revisits covered ground.
UK Act · Royal Assent · 2023-02-13
Stamp Duty Land Tax (Temporary Relief) Act 2023
Same policy area (“Economy / tax”). Matched using wording from this bill’s official papersAlready law — useful context when asking whether this bill adds something new or mainly revisits covered ground.