Amalgamation liability: inter-company supplies during the retrospective period must be included in turnover and taxed accordingly. When a merger order takes effect retrospectively, supplies between the constituent companies during the interim period must be included in each company's turnover and taxed accordingly; the constituent companies remain treated as distinct companies for that period, and their registration certificates are cancelled with effect from the date of the order.
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Amalgamation liability: inter-company supplies during the retrospective period must be included in turnover and taxed accordingly.
When a merger order takes effect retrospectively, supplies between the constituent companies during the interim period must be included in each company's turnover and taxed accordingly; the constituent companies remain treated as distinct companies for that period, and their registration certificates are cancelled with effect from the date of the order.
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