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Employee Tax Advantaged Share Scheme User Manual

ETASSUM33000 · Schedule 3 SAYE option schemes: Shares to which schemes can apply

  • ETASSUM33010 · Introduction
  • ETASSUM33020 · Scheme shares
  • ETASSUM33030 · When requirements must be satisfied
  • ETASSUM33040 · Status of the company and its share capital
  • ETASSUM33050 · Control of the scheme company
  • ETASSUM33060 · Control by a consortium
  • ETASSUM33070 · Ordinary share capital
  • ETASSUM33080 · Deferred shares
  • ETASSUM33090 · Convertible preference shares
  • ETASSUM33100 · Depository receipts
  • ETASSUM33110 · Swiss Bearer Participation Certificates
  • ETASSUM33120 · Permanent Interest Bearing Shares (PIBs)
  • ETASSUM33130 · Company status
  • ETASSUM33140 · Control by another company
  • ETASSUM33150 · Recognised Stock Exchange (RSE)
  • ETASSUM33160 · Close company
  • ETASSUM33170 · Fully paid-up and not redeemable
  • ETASSUM33180 · Fully paid up shares
  • ETASSUM33190 · Not-redeemable shares
  • ETASSUM33200 · Shares to be used: Scheme shares subject to restrictions
  • ETASSUM33210 · More than one class of share
  • ETASSUM33220 · Employee control shares
  • ETASSUM33230 · Open market test
  • ETASSUM33240 · As a director or employee
  1. Schedule 3 SAYE option schemes: Shares to which schemes can apply: Contents
  2. Schedule 3 SAYE option schemes: Shares to which schemes can apply: Close company

ETASSUM33160 | Schedule 3 SAYE option schemes: Shares to which schemes can apply: Close company

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

Close Company has the meaning given by Section 989 of ITA 2007. Guidance on these sections is at CTM60100+.

A company is not a close company for the purposes of paragraph 19(2) of the SAYE code “requirements as to listing” if it is subject to an employee-ownership trust (within the meaning of paragraph 27(4) to (6) of Schedule 2 ITEPA).

An overseas company which is wholly owned by an overseas Government would not be considered to be a close company if it were resident in the UK. But if the overseas Government is only a majority shareholder, and does not own the whole of the share capital of the company in question, the advice of the appropriate H.O. specialist should be sought on whether it would be close.

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