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Employee Tax Advantaged Share Scheme User Manual

ETASSUM23000 · Schedule 2 share incentive plan (SIP): Shares that may be awarded

  • ETASSUM23100 · Introduction
  • ETASSUM23110 · Eligible shares
  • ETASSUM23120 · When requirements must be satisfied
  • ETASSUM23130 · Status of the company and its share capital
  • ETASSUM23140 · Control of the company establishing the plan
  • ETASSUM23150 · Control by a consortium
  • ETASSUM23160 · Ordinary share capital
  • ETASSUM23170 · Deferred shares
  • ETASSUM23180 · Convertible preference shares
  • ETASSUM23190 · Depository receipts
  • ETASSUM23200 · Swiss bearer participation certificates
  • ETASSUM23210 · Permanent Interest Bearing shares (PIBs)
  • ETASSUM23220 · Company status
  • ETASSUM23230 · Control by another company
  • ETASSUM23240 · Recognised stock exchange (RSE)
  • ETASSUM23250 · Close company
  • ETASSUM23260 · Normal shares
  • ETASSUM23270 · Fully paid up shares
  • ETASSUM23280 · Non-redeemable shares
  • ETASSUM23290 · Permitted restrictions - Forfeiture
  • ETASSUM23300 · What amounts to a restriction
  1. Schedule 2 share incentive plan (SIP): Shares that may be awarded: Contents
  2. Schedule 2 share incentive plan (SIP): Shares that may be awarded: Control by a consortium

ETASSUM23150 | Schedule 2 share incentive plan (SIP): Shares that may be awarded: Control by a consortium

From HM Revenue & Customs · Employee Tax Advantaged Share Scheme User Manual

If the establishing company is owned by a consortium, the eligible shares may be in:

  • one (or more) of the consortium companies, or

  • a company that controls a consortium company.

If the establishing company is under the control of a company that is owned by a consortium, the eligible shares may be in:

  • the company that controls the establishing company, or

  • one (or more) of the consortium companies, or

  • a company that controls a consortium company.

A member of a consortium is defined at paragraph 99(3) as one of a number of companies which between them own at least 75% of another company’s ordinary share capital and each of which beneficially owns at least 5%. It is therefore now possible for up to 20 members of a consortium to satisfy this requirement at the same time.

Provided the shares in question satisfy the other relevant requirements there is no objection to shares in more than one consortium company being eligible shares at the same time. For example, they may be traded as a unit on the Stock Exchange.

Similarly, ordinary shares of different classes in the same company may be used in the same plan if they each satisfy the statutory requirements.

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