CITM6060 | Tax Relief: Corporate Investors - conditions for making a claim
From HM Revenue & Customs · Community investment tax relief manual
CTA2010/Part 7/Chapter 1/s220
In order to make a claim to CITR a corporate investor must:
consider that the conditions for relief are satisfied, and
hold a tax relief certificate relating to the investment (CITM4060).
But claims may not be made if:
the investment consists of a loan that has been disposed of, or that has been repaid (either directly or through other ‘value received’) to an extent that exceeds prescribed limits (see CITM6100), or
the investment consists of shares or securities that have been disposed of, or in relation to which ‘value received’ exceeds prescribed limits (see CITM6110 ), or
the CDFI in which the investment was made has lost its accreditation (see CITM6120 ), or
the investor has itself become an accredited CDFI (see CITM6130 ).