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Official guidance
Venture Capital Schemes Manual

VCM90100 · CVS: general

  • VCM90110 · Introduction
  • VCM90120 · The shares
  • VCM90130 · Employment of money raised
  • VCM90140 · Employment of money raised: time limits
  • VCM90150 · Issuing arrangements
  • VCM90160 · Purpose of issuing shares has to be commercial
  • VCM90170 · Qualifying issuing companies: qualification period
  • VCM90180 · Qualifying issuing companies: to be unquoted
  • VCM90190 · Qualifying issuing companies: to be independent
  • VCM90200 · Qualifying issuing companies - independent individuals rule
  • VCM90210 · Qualifying issuing companies: partnerships and joint ventures
  • VCM90220 · Qualifying issuing companies: qualifying subsidiaries
  • VCM90230 · Qualifying issuing companies: gross assets
  • VCM90240 · Qualifying issuing companies: restrictions on amount raised
  • VCM90250 · Qualifying issuing companies: restrictions on numbers of employees
  • VCM90260 · Qualifying issuing companies: trading activities requirement
  • VCM90270 · Qualifying issuing companies: liquidation and receivership
  • VCM90280 · Qualifying issuing companies: qualifying trades
  1. CVS: general: contents
  2. CVS: general: qualifying issuing companies: to be independent

VCM90190 | CVS: general: qualifying issuing companies: to be independent

From HM Revenue & Customs · Venture Capital Schemes Manual

FA00/SCH15/PARA17

The company must not be under the control of another company, or of another company and persons connected with that other company, at any time in the qualification period. In addition it is specifically provided that the company must not be a 51% subsidiary of another company - that is, owned as to more than 50% of its share capital (see ICTA88/S838(1) for the full definition).

There must not be any arrangements by virtue of which these rules could be breached either currently or at any future date. ‘Arrangements’ includes any scheme, agreement or understanding, whether or not legally enforceable.

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