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Investment Funds Manual

IFM41290 · Administrative requirements: non-deliberate breach of ownership condition

  • IFM41295 · Introduction
  • IFM41300 · Cure not requested
  • IFM41305 · Cure attempted but not achieved
  • IFM41310 · Sum of interests assets breach
  • IFM41315 · Breach cured
  1. Administrative requirements: non-deliberate breach of ownership condition: contents
  2. Administrative requirements: non-deliberate breach of ownership condition: cure not requested

IFM41300 | Administrative requirements: non-deliberate breach of ownership condition: cure not requested

From HM Revenue & Customs · Investment Funds Manual

FA22/SCH2/PARAS 26 and 29

If the ownership condition is unintentionally breached but the QAHC decides not to enter a cure period, the company will leave the QAHC regime on the date of the breach.

The company should submit a ‘breach and exit’ notification (PARA 26) to HMRC as soon as reasonably practicable after becoming aware of the breach.

Example

A QAHC breaches the ownership condition on 1 June and became aware of the breach on 13 June. The date of exit of the QAHC regime is 1 June, the date on which the breach occurred, not the date on which the QAHC became aware of the breach.

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