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PPR relief

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  • February 14, 2017 at 7:39 pm #372416
    Arnob Gomes
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    PPR relief – The absences must be preceded and followed by a period of actual occupation. Please help me understand the line…

    February 15, 2017 at 2:42 am #372437
    Priyanka
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    Hi

    >PPR is available on the basis of period of occupation

    > Period of occupation includes:

    1) Actual occupation: period in which individual physically occupies.

    2)Deemed occupation: period during which individual DOES NOT PHYSICALLY OCCUPIES but LAW ASSUMES OCCUPATION.

    =//=

    Deemed occupation rules are:

    a) last 18 months of ownership
    b) up to 3yrs for any reason
    c) any period during which individual is employed abroad
    d) up to 4 yrs during which individual was employed WHITIN UK

    * For rule b) to d) :
    For absense period to be classified as deemed occupation; there should be period of actual occupation before and after that period of absence.

    *However for rule c) and d)
    If the individual could not reoccupy his property DUE TO WORK,
    then that period of absence is classified as deemed occupation period.

    That is; that rule for a period of absence become deemed occupation period if followed and preceded by is not applicable

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