Article 44Exclusion of Grants Meant to Cover Relocation Expenses from Gross Revenue

If a Resident is issued a national or local government subsidy that is meant to cover the expenses of an administratively necessary relocation, reconstruction, or removal of the Resident's assets or any other similar action (other than the improvement of a Fixed Asset or an action as prescribed by Cabinet Order; hereinafter referred to as the "relocation, reconstruction, or removal" of assets in this paragraph), or is issued an amount of money that is meant to cover the expenses of a relocation, reconstruction, or removal of the Resident's assets due to an expropriation under the Land Expropriation Act (Act No. 219 of 1951) or the occurrence of any other compelling reason prescribed by Cabinet Order, and the Resident allocates the money issued thereto to cover the relocation, reconstruction, or removal of assets for which it has been issued, the amount allocated to cover those expenses is not included in the gross revenue that is used to calculate that Resident's Income in Each Class; provided, however, that this does not apply to an amount equal to the part of the monies allocated to cover expenses which is included in the necessary expenses that are used to calculate the Income in Each Class or the part of the monies so allocated which is found to have been a necessary transfer expense.