UK Act of Parliament 2013 United Kingdom

Finance Act 2013 (High-end TV, Animation, Video Games)

At a glance

Enforced by

HMRC

What's here

10 compliance obligations, 1 practical guide

Penalty landscape

2 of 10 obligations carry a criminal penalty. 2 carry different penalties and 6 have no criminal penalty — flagged in the list below.

Who this Act binds

Business-side actors with duties under this Act, ranked by how often they appear.

  • Any Person 7
  • Trader 1

Plus 2 non-business duties on Crown ministers, regulators, local authorities or tribunals — shown collapsed under each section below.

Relevant guidance

Practical guides for businesses affected by this Act, ordered by how closely they engage with it.

Supporting — topic alignment

1 guides

Other Acts binding the same actors

For each actor bound by this Act, the other UK Acts that bind them most often. Useful for understanding the full compliance landscape facing each role.

Any Person also bound by 749 other Acts (top 5 shown)
Traders also bound by 219 other Acts (top 5 shown)

What this Act requires

Sections that create concrete duties on businesses or carry penalties. Procedural and definitional sections are folded into the “Browse other sections” expander at the bottom of each group. Click any section title to read the source text on legislation.gov.uk.

Part 1 — Income Tax, Corporation Tax and Capital Gains Tax

Browse 79 other sections in this Part — procedural / definitional / commencement

Part 3 — Annual tax on enveloped dwellings

s.094

Charge to tax

  • Pay Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) Trader
s.147

Caretaker flat owned by management company

Amended 1 time
s.150

Meaning of “qualifying housing co-operative”

Amended 4 times
s.157

Land in Scotland sold to financial institution and leased to person

Amended 9 times
s.157

Land in Wales sold to financial institution and leased to person

Amended 9 times
s.159

Relief declaration returns

Amended 3 times
Browse 63 other sections in this Part — procedural / definitional / commencement
s.144

Regulated home reversion plans

Part 4 — Excise duties and other taxes

Browse 29 other sections in this Part — procedural / definitional / commencement

Part 5 — General anti-abuse rule

s.209

Effect of adjustments specified in a provisional counteraction notice

Amended 8 times
s.209

Protective GAAR notices

Amended 8 times
s.209

Adjustments under section 209: notices under Schedule 43 or 43A

Amended 8 times
s.209

Adjustments under section 209: notices under Schedule 43D

Amended 8 times
s.209

Sections 209AA to 209ABA : definitions

Amended 8 times
s.209

Notified adjustments: 12 month period for taking action if appeal made

Amended 8 times
s.209

Notified adjustments: case within section 209B(4)(c)

Amended 8 times
s.209

Notified adjustments: case within section 209B(4)(d)

Amended 8 times
s.209

Notified adjustments: case within section 209B(4)(e)

Amended 8 times
s.209

Appeals against provisional counteractions: further provision

Amended 8 times
s.212

Penalty

  • Use abusive tax arrangements to gain a tax advantage Any Person
s.212

Penalty: partnerships

Unlimited fine
  • Fail to pay penalty for counter‑acted tax advantage in a partnership Any Person
Browse 4 other sections in this Part — procedural / definitional / commencement

Part 7 — Final provisions

Browse 2 other sections in this Part — procedural / definitional / commencement

Schedules

Browse 55 other Schedules — structural / supplementary
s.sch043a

Procedural requirements: pooling notices and notices of binding

s.sch043b

Procedural requirements: generic referral of tax arrangements

s.sch043c

Penalty under section 212A or 212B : supplementary provision

s.sch043d

The GAAR and partnerships

Enforcement and responsible bodies

The regulators that administer or enforce this legislation.

HM Revenue & Customs

Tax collection, customs duties, national insurance, tax credits, and enforcement of the National Minimum Wage. Regulates all UK businesses for tax compliance …

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