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Income Tax Act 2007

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347 Conditions to be met in relation to shares

(1) Condition A of this section is that the shares must be— (a) subscribed for wholly in cash, and (b) fully paid up on the investment date. (2) Condition B is that the shares must not carry— (a) any present or future right to be redeemed during the 5 year period, or (b) any present or future right to be converted into or exchanged for a loan which is, or securities, shares or other rights which are, redeemable within that period. (3) Shares are not fully paid up for the purposes of subsection (1)(b) if there is any undertaking to pay cash to the CDFI at a future date in connection with the acquisition of the shares.

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347 Conditions to be met in relation to shares

(1) Condition A of this section is that the shares must be— (a) subscribed for wholly in cash, and (b) fully paid up on the investment date. (2) Condition B is that the shares must not carry— (a) any present or future right to be redeemed during the 5 year period, or (b) any present or future right to be converted into or exchanged for a loan which is, or securities, shares or other rights which are, redeemable within that period. (3) Shares are not fully paid up for the purposes of subsection (1)(b) if there is any undertaking to pay cash to the CDFI at a future date in connection with the acquisition of the shares.

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