66.2 Expenses

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66.2 Expenses

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66.2 Expenses

Expenses are a slightly different category to costs, and references to expenses are often intended to cover expenditure involved in interactions with governmental and regulatory authorities, such as registrations, renewals of registrations, and application costs.

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66.2 Expenses

66.2 Expenses

66.2 Expenses

F: RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT?

66.3.1 Background

66.3.2 When is stamp duty payable?

66.3.3 Instances when stamp duty will be payable

66.3.4 Intellectual property

66.4 Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT)

67.1 Use of certificate of value

67.2 Form of certificate of value

68.1 Charges generally

68.2 Clause to prevent charge over payments or assets

68.3 Drafting points—charges

69.1 Types of acknowledgment

69.2 Use of acknowledgments

69.3 Acknowledgment and warranties

69.4 Acknowledgments and limitation

70.1 Bribery Act 2010

70.2 Offences created by the Bribery Act 2010

70.3 Offence of bribing another person—active bribery

70.4 Offences related to being bribed-—passive bribery

70.5 Bribery of foreign public officials

70.6 Relevant activities and functions

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