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Corporation Tax Act 2010

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18I Association through a loan creditor

(1) A company (“A”) is not under the control of another company (“B”) for the purposes of section 18E(4) if— (a) B is a loan creditor of A, (b) there is no other connection between A and B, and (c) either— (i) B is not a close company, or (ii) B's relationship to A as a loan creditor arose in the ordinary course of a business which B carries on. (2) Subsection (3) applies if— (a) two companies (“A” and “B”) are controlled by the same person who is a loan creditor of each of them, (b) there is no other connection between A and B, and (c) either— (i) the loan creditor is a company which is not a close company, or (ii) the loan creditor's relationship to each of A and B as a loan creditor arose in the ordinary course of a business which the loan creditor carries on. (3) In determining for the purposes of this Part whether A and B are associated with each other, rights which the loan creditor has as a loan creditor of A, or as a loan creditor of B, are ignored. (4) In subsection (2)(a) “control” has the same meaning as in section 18E(4). (5) In this section— (a) “connection” includes a connection in the past as well as a connection in the present, and (b) references to a connection between two companies include any dealings between them. (6) In this section references to a loan creditor of a company are to be read in accordance with section 453.

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18I Association through a loan creditor

(1) A company (“A”) is not under the control of another company (“B”) for the purposes of section 18E(4) if— (a) B is a loan creditor of A, (b) there is no other connection between A and B, and (c) either— (i) B is not a close company, or (ii) B's relationship to A as a loan creditor arose in the ordinary course of a business which B carries on. (2) Subsection (3) applies if— (a) two companies (“A” and “B”) are controlled by the same person who is a loan creditor of each of them, (b) there is no other connection between A and B, and (c) either— (i) the loan creditor is a company which is not a close company, or (ii) the loan creditor's relationship to each of A and B as a loan creditor arose in the ordinary course of a business which the loan creditor carries on. (3) In determining for the purposes of this Part whether A and B are associated with each other, rights which the loan creditor has as a loan creditor of A, or as a loan creditor of B, are ignored. (4) In subsection (2)(a) “control” has the same meaning as in section 18E(4). (5) In this section— (a) “connection” includes a connection in the past as well as a connection in the present, and (b) references to a connection between two companies include any dealings between them. (6) In this section references to a loan creditor of a company are to be read in accordance with section 453.

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