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The Co-ownership Contractual Schemes (Tax) Regulations 2025

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44 Umbrella schemes: ceasing to be a Reserved Investor Fund (Contractual Scheme)

(1) Regulation 19 does not apply in relation to an umbrella RIF. (2) But regulation 19 applies to a sub-scheme of an umbrella RIF where the sub-scheme ceases to meet the UK property rich condition, as if any reference in that regulation to RIF was a reference to sub-scheme of an umbrella RIF. (3) Where regulation 19 applies to a sub-scheme of an umbrella RIF, regulation 26 applies as if the first reference to RIF in paragraph (1) and the reference to RIF in paragraph 7(a)(i) were a reference to sub-scheme of an umbrella RIF.

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44 Umbrella schemes: ceasing to be a Reserved Investor Fund (Contractual Scheme)

(1) Regulation 19 does not apply in relation to an umbrella RIF. (2) But regulation 19 applies to a sub-scheme of an umbrella RIF where the sub-scheme ceases to meet the UK property rich condition, as if any reference in that regulation to RIF was a reference to sub-scheme of an umbrella RIF. (3) Where regulation 19 applies to a sub-scheme of an umbrella RIF, regulation 26 applies as if the first reference to RIF in paragraph (1) and the reference to RIF in paragraph 7(a)(i) were a reference to sub-scheme of an umbrella RIF.

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