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Investment Funds Manual

IFM09600 · Ceasing to be a RIF

  • IFM09605 · Introduction
  • IFM09610 · The scheme ceases to meet one or more of the conditions in section 20(1) F(No2)A 2024
  • IFM09620 · Ceasing to meet one or more of the qualifying conditions in the regulations
  • IFM09630 · Ceasing to be RIF: Requirement to notify HMRC of a breach of qualifying conditions
  • IFM09640 · Ceasing to be RIF: Exit notices given by the operator of a RIF – Regulation 22
  • IFM09650 · Declaration by designated HMRC officer that a RIF is treated as if entry notice had never been given - Regulation 23
  • IFM09660 · Cessation notice given to RIF operator - Regulation 24
  • IFM09665 · Cessation notice given to RIF operator - Regulation 24: Example
  • IFM09670 · Cessation notice given to RIF operator - Regulation 24: Time cessation notices take effect
  • IFM09680 · Deemed Disposals - Regulation 25
  1. Ceasing to be a RIF: contents
  2. Ceasing to be a RIF: Ceasing to meet one or more of the qualifying conditions in the regulations

IFM09620 | Ceasing to be a RIF: Ceasing to meet one or more of the qualifying conditions in the regulations

From HM Revenue & Customs · Investment Funds Manual

If a breach of a qualifying condition is not rectified within any available cure period, the scheme will cease to be a RIF from the date of the breach. There is an exception to this in the case of an unrectified breach of the exempt investor condition at Regulation 10(2)(c), for which the scheme will cease to be a RIF from the first day on which the operator became aware of the breach provided the operator has taken reasonable steps to monitor compliance with that condition.

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