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Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003

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174 Employment-related loans

(1) For the purposes of this Chapter an employment-related loan is a loan— (a) made to an employee or a relative of an employee, and (b) of a class described in subsection (2). (2) For the purposes of this Chapter the classes of employment-related loan are— A A loan made by the employee’s employer. B A loan made by a company or partnership over which the employee’s employer had control. C A loan made by a company or partnership by which the employer (being a company or partnership) was controlled. D A loan made by a company or partnership which was controlled by a person by whom the employer (being a company or partnership) was controlled. E A loan made by a person having a material interest in— (a) a close company which was the employer, had control over the employer or was controlled by the employer, or (b) a company or partnership controlling that close company. (3) In this section— “employee” includes a prospective employee, and “employer” includes a prospective employer. (4) References in this section to a loan being made by a person extend to a person who— (a) assumes the rights and liabilities of the person who originally made the loan, or (b) arranges, guarantees or in any way facilitates the continuation of a loan already in existence. (5) A loan is not an employment-related loan if— (a) it is made by an individual in the normal course of the individual’s domestic, family or personal relationships, or (b) it is made to a relative of the employee and the employee derives no benefit from it. (6) For the purposes of this section a person (“X”) is a relative of another (“Y”) if X is— (a) Y’s spouse or civil partner , (b) a parent, child or remoter relation in the direct line either of Y or of Y’s spouse or civil partner , (c) a brother or sister of Y or of Y’s spouse or civil partner , or (d) the spouse or civil partner of a person falling within paragraph (b) or (c).

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174 Employment-related loans

(1) For the purposes of this Chapter an employment-related loan is a loan— (a) made to an employee or a relative of an employee, and (b) of a class described in subsection (2). (2) For the purposes of this Chapter the classes of employment-related loan are— A A loan made by the employee’s employer. B A loan made by a company or partnership over which the employee’s employer had control. C A loan made by a company or partnership by which the employer (being a company or partnership) was controlled. D A loan made by a company or partnership which was controlled by a person by whom the employer (being a company or partnership) was controlled. E A loan made by a person having a material interest in— (a) a close company which was the employer, had control over the employer or was controlled by the employer, or (b) a company or partnership controlling that close company. (3) In this section— “employee” includes a prospective employee, and “employer” includes a prospective employer. (4) References in this section to a loan being made by a person extend to a person who— (a) assumes the rights and liabilities of the person who originally made the loan, or (b) arranges, guarantees or in any way facilitates the continuation of a loan already in existence. (5) A loan is not an employment-related loan if— (a) it is made by an individual in the normal course of the individual’s domestic, family or personal relationships, or (b) it is made to a relative of the employee and the employee derives no benefit from it. (6) For the purposes of this section a person (“X”) is a relative of another (“Y”) if X is— (a) Y’s spouse or civil partner , (b) a parent, child or remoter relation in the direct line either of Y or of Y’s spouse or civil partner , (c) a brother or sister of Y or of Y’s spouse or civil partner , or (d) the spouse or civil partner of a person falling within paragraph (b) or (c).

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