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Corporation Tax Act 2010

Section 941: The ownership condition

2791.This section lays down the first of the two conditions which need to be met if the Chapter is to apply to a transfer. It is based on sections 343(1) and 344(1), (2) and (4) of ICTA.

2792.The ownership condition works in the following way. First, it is necessary to identify persons having a 75% interest in the transferred trade at the time of the transfer or at any time in the two-year period beginning immediately after the transfer. Then, it is necessary to see whether those same persons have a 75% interest in the transferred trade at any time in the one-year period beginning immediately before the transfer. If they do, the ownership condition is met.

2793.Subsections (3) and (4) are based on the second sentence of section 343(1) of ICTA; in that context, “comprise” is non-exhaustive.

2794.Subsection (5)(a) is based on section 344(1)(a) of ICTA. Section 344(1)(a) refers to “a trade carried on by two or more persons”, but does not actually need to cover trades carried on by non-corporates. Subsection (5)(a) therefore says, more precisely, “if two or more companies carry on a trade”.

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