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Corporation Tax Act 2010

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524 Notice for a company to become a UK REIT

(1) A company becomes a company UK REIT if it gives a notice under this section. (2) A notice under this section is a notice specifying a date from which the company is to be a UK REIT. (3) A company may only give a notice under this section if— (a) it is a UK company, and (b) section 236 of FISMA 2000 (open-ended investment companies) does not apply to it. (4) If a company gives a notice under this section, the company is a UK REIT from the date specified in the notice. (5) In this Part “company UK REIT” means a company which has given a notice under this section. (6) This section is subject to section 527(3) (requirements to be a company UK REIT).

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524 Notice for a company to become a UK REIT

(1) A company becomes a company UK REIT if it gives a notice under this section. (2) A notice under this section is a notice specifying a date from which the company is to be a UK REIT. (3) A company may only give a notice under this section if— (a) it is a UK company, and (b) section 236 of FISMA 2000 (open-ended investment companies) does not apply to it. (4) If a company gives a notice under this section, the company is a UK REIT from the date specified in the notice. (5) In this Part “company UK REIT” means a company which has given a notice under this section. (6) This section is subject to section 527(3) (requirements to be a company UK REIT).

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