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Corporation Tax Act 2010

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394A “Qualifying change of ownership”

(1) For the purposes of the sales of lessors Chapters there is a qualifying change of ownership in relation to a company (“A”) on any day if there is a relevant change in the relationship on that day between A and a principal company of A unless any of the following apply— (a) section 395(2), (b) section 396(2), or (c) section 398A(2) or (5). (2) If the qualifying change of ownership would (but for this subsection) occur on any day as a result of— (a) section 393 or 394ZA, or (b) section 394 or 394ZA, it is treated instead for the purposes of the sales of lessors Chapters as occurring on that day solely as a result of section 394ZA.

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394A “Qualifying change of ownership”

(1) For the purposes of the sales of lessors Chapters there is a qualifying change of ownership in relation to a company (“A”) on any day if there is a relevant change in the relationship on that day between A and a principal company of A unless any of the following apply— (a) section 395(2), (b) section 396(2), or (c) section 398A(2) or (5). (2) If the qualifying change of ownership would (but for this subsection) occur on any day as a result of— (a) section 393 or 394ZA, or (b) section 394 or 394ZA, it is treated instead for the purposes of the sales of lessors Chapters as occurring on that day solely as a result of section 394ZA.

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