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Corporation Tax Act 2009

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As published

767 Principal company cannot be 75% subsidiary of another company

(1) The general rule is that a company (“A”) is not the principal company of a group if it is itself a 75% subsidiary of another company (“B”). (2) That rule is subject to subsection (3). (3) A is the principal company of a group (“group C”) if— (a) A and B are prevented from being members of another group by section 766, (b) the requirements of sections 765 and 766 are met in relation to group C, and (c) A being the principal company of group C does not enable a further company to be the principal company of a group of which A would be a member.

Your change, as a redline

767 Principal company cannot be 75% subsidiary of another company

(1) The general rule is that a company (“A”) is not the principal company of a group if it is itself a 75% subsidiary of another company (“B”). (2) That rule is subject to subsection (3). (3) A is the principal company of a group (“group C”) if— (a) A and B are prevented from being members of another group by section 766, (b) the requirements of sections 765 and 766 are met in relation to group C, and (c) A being the principal company of group C does not enable a further company to be the principal company of a group of which A would be a member.

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