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Corporation Tax Act 2010

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1156 Calculation of amounts owned indirectly: main rules

(1) If a body corporate (“A”) directly owns the whole of the ordinary share capital of another body corporate (“B”), A is treated as indirectly owning the whole of any ordinary share capital that is owned directly or indirectly by B. (2) If a body corporate (“A”) directly owns a fraction of the ordinary share capital of another body corporate (“B”) and B directly or indirectly owns ordinary share capital of a third body corporate (“C”), A is treated as indirectly owning the amount of C's ordinary share capital given by the formula— F × M where— F is the fraction of B's ordinary share capital that is owned by A, and M is the amount of the ordinary share capital of C that is owned directly or indirectly by B. (3) For the purposes of subsections (1) and (2), the amount of any ordinary share capital that is owned indirectly by B is calculated using subsection (1) or (2), or both, as appropriate.

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1156 Calculation of amounts owned indirectly: main rules

(1) If a body corporate (“A”) directly owns the whole of the ordinary share capital of another body corporate (“B”), A is treated as indirectly owning the whole of any ordinary share capital that is owned directly or indirectly by B. (2) If a body corporate (“A”) directly owns a fraction of the ordinary share capital of another body corporate (“B”) and B directly or indirectly owns ordinary share capital of a third body corporate (“C”), A is treated as indirectly owning the amount of C's ordinary share capital given by the formula— F × M where— F is the fraction of B's ordinary share capital that is owned by A, and M is the amount of the ordinary share capital of C that is owned directly or indirectly by B. (3) For the purposes of subsections (1) and (2), the amount of any ordinary share capital that is owned indirectly by B is calculated using subsection (1) or (2), or both, as appropriate.

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