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Income Tax Act 2007

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212 Put options

(1) This section applies if, at any time in period A, a person grants the investor an option which, if exercised, would bind the grantor to purchase any of the relevant shares. (2) Any EIS relief attributable to the shares to which the option relates must be withdrawn. (3) For the purposes of subsection (2) the shares to which an option relates are those which, if— (a) the option were exercised immediately after the grant, and (b) any shares in the issuing company acquired by the investor after the grant were disposed of immediately after being acquired, would be treated for the purposes of section 209 as disposed of in pursuance of the option.

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212 Put options

(1) This section applies if, at any time in period A, a person grants the investor an option which, if exercised, would bind the grantor to purchase any of the relevant shares. (2) Any EIS relief attributable to the shares to which the option relates must be withdrawn. (3) For the purposes of subsection (2) the shares to which an option relates are those which, if— (a) the option were exercised immediately after the grant, and (b) any shares in the issuing company acquired by the investor after the grant were disposed of immediately after being acquired, would be treated for the purposes of section 209 as disposed of in pursuance of the option.

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