The Treasury may by regulations make provision, in relation to companies of such descriptions as may be prescribed, for or in connection with treating amounts of corporation tax for an accounting period as becoming due and payable on dates which fall on or before the date on which corporation tax for that period would become due and payable apart from this section.
Without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1) above, regulations under this section may make provision—
Regulations under this section may make provision—
Where interest is charged by virtue of regulations under this section on any amounts of corporation tax for an accounting period which are treated as becoming due and payable under the regulations, the company shall, in such circumstances as may be prescribed, be liable to a penalty not exceeding twice the amount of that interest.
Regulations under this section—
as the Treasury think necessary or expedient for or in connection with giving effect to the provisions of this section.
Regulations under this section which apply any provisions of the Taxes Acts may apply those provisions either without modifications or with such modifications as the Treasury think necessary or expedient for or in connection with giving effect to the provisions of this section.
Regulations under this section—
Subject to subsection (9) below, regulations under this section may make provision in relation to accounting periods beginning before (as well as accounting periods beginning on or after) the date on which the regulations are made.
Regulations under this section may not make provision in relation to accounting periods ending before the day appointed under section 199 of the Finance Act 1994 for the purposes of Chapter III of Part IV of that Act (corporation tax self-assessment).
In this section—
"modifications" includes amendments, additions and omissions;
"prescribed" means prescribed by regulations made under this section.
Any reference in this section to corporation tax includes a reference—
Without prejudice to the generality of any provision above—