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Corporation Tax Act 2009

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1010 Calculation of relief if shares are neither restricted nor convertible

(1) If the shares acquired are neither restricted shares nor convertible shares, the amount of relief to be given is an amount equal to— (a) the market value of the shares when they are acquired, less (b) the total amount or value of any consideration given by any person in relation to the acquisition of the shares. This is subject to section 1012 ... . (2) The consideration mentioned in subsection (1)(b) does not include the performance of any duties of, or in connection with, the relevant employment. (3) A just and reasonable apportionment is to be made of any consideration given partly in relation to the acquisition of the shares and partly in relation to other matters.

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1010 Calculation of relief if shares are neither restricted nor convertible

(1) If the shares acquired are neither restricted shares nor convertible shares, the amount of relief to be given is an amount equal to— (a) the market value of the shares when they are acquired, less (b) the total amount or value of any consideration given by any person in relation to the acquisition of the shares. This is subject to section 1012 ... . (2) The consideration mentioned in subsection (1)(b) does not include the performance of any duties of, or in connection with, the relevant employment. (3) A just and reasonable apportionment is to be made of any consideration given partly in relation to the acquisition of the shares and partly in relation to other matters.

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