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Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003

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312F Section 312B: the office-holder requirement

(1) For the purposes of section 312B, a company meets the officer-holder requirement if the appropriate fraction does not exceed 2/5. (2) “The appropriate fraction” means— ND NE where— ND is the number of persons who are one or both of the following— a director or other office-holder of the company; an employee of the company connected with a person within paragraph (a); NE is the number of persons who are employees (or office-holders) of the company.

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312F Section 312B: the office-holder requirement

(1) For the purposes of section 312B, a company meets the officer-holder requirement if the appropriate fraction does not exceed 2/5. (2) “The appropriate fraction” means— ND NE where— ND is the number of persons who are one or both of the following— a director or other office-holder of the company; an employee of the company connected with a person within paragraph (a); NE is the number of persons who are employees (or office-holders) of the company.

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