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Grant of relief before passing of annual Act.
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321.—Relief from tax may be given by virtue of section 318 (1) by reference to capital allowances for a year of assessment before the passing of any Act imposing income tax for that year, as if income tax had been imposed for the year without alteration; but if relief given to a person by virtue of section 318 (1) for any year of claim is affected by a subsequent alteration of the law, or by any discontinuance of the trade or other event occurring after the end of the year, any necessary adjustment may be made, and so much of any repayment of tax as exceeded the amount repayable in the events that happened shall, if not otherwise made good, be recovered from the person by assessment under Case IV of Schedule D; and for the purpose of such assessment the amount of capital allowances by reference to which the repayment was made, or an appropriate part of that amount, shall be deemed to be income chargeable under the said Case IV for the year of claim.
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