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CV 4: Amalgamated companies: amount derived after amalgamation
or “New company's income from old companies' actions after joining together”
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“Rules for statutory producer boards on handling levies as income”

If you are a statutory producer board, you need to know about levies. A levy is money that you collect from people in your industry. Most levies that you receive are counted as income. However, there’s one exception. If you collect a levy that’s specifically for capital development, it’s not counted as income. Capital development means building or buying things that will help your industry grow in the long term.

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Part C Income
Income specific to certain entities

CV 5Statutory producer boards

  1. A levy received by a statutory producer board, other than a levy charged specifically for capital development, is income.

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