Corporation Tax Act, 1976
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Election: group payments. |
106.—(1) An election under section 105 (in this section referred to as an “election”) shall be made by notice in writing to the inspector, and the notice shall set out the facts necessary to show that the companies are entitled to make the election. | |
(2) An election shall not have effect in relation to payments made less than three months after the giving of the notice and before the inspector is satisfied that the election is validly made, and has so notified the companies concerned; but shall be of no effect if within those three months the inspector notifies the companies concerned that the validity of the election is not established to his satisfaction: | ||
Provided that the companies shall have the like right of appeal against any decision that the validity of the election is not established as the company making the payments would have if it were an assessment made on that company, and Part XXVI of the Income Tax Act, 1967 , shall apply accordingly. | ||
(3) An election shall cease to be in force if at any time the companies cease to be entitled to make the election, and on that happening each company shall forthwith notify the inspector. | ||
(4) Either of the companies making an election may at any time give the inspector notice in writing revoking the election; and any such notice shall have effect from the time it is given. |