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Income Tax Act 2007

Crossheading Giving of approval

  • Section 274 Requirements for the giving of approval
  • Section 275 Alternative requirements for the giving of approval
  • Section 276 Conditions relating to income
  • Section 277 The 15% holding limit condition
  • Section 278 Conditions relating to value of investments: general
  • Section 279 Conditions relating to value of investments: qualifying holdings
  • Section 280 Conditions relating to qualifying holdings and eligible shares
  • Section 280A The 80% qualifying holdings condition: disposal of holding
  • Section 280B The investment limits condition
  • Section 280BA The minimum investment on further issue condition
  • Section 280C The permitted maximum age condition
  • Section 280D The no business acquisition condition
  1. Giving of approval
  2. Alternative requirements for the giving of approval

Section 275 | Alternative requirements for the giving of approval

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)This section applies if one or more of the conditions mentioned in section 274(2) are not met with respect to a company in relation to its most recent complete accounting period.

(2)The Commissioners for Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs may still approve the company for the purposes of this Part if they are satisfied that the condition or conditions in question—

(a)will be met in relation to the period mentioned in subsection (3), and

(b)will continue to be met in relation to accounting periods following that period.

(3)The period is—

(a)in relation to the listing condition, the nature of income condition, the income retention condition and the 15% holding limit condition, the accounting period of the company which is current when the application for approval is made, or its next accounting period,

(b)in relation to the 80% qualifying holdings condition and the 70% eligible shares condition, an accounting period of the company beginning no more than 3 years after the time when the approval is given or, if earlier, when the approval takes effect.

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