company law

  • 121Company of Scotland — 8.8340180738417 77.6317977905277Koordinaten: 8° 50′ 2,5″ N, 77° 37′ 54,5″ W …

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  • 122qualifying trading company — To qualify for Enterprise Investment Scheme Relief and Re investment relief, the company which is the subject of the investment must fall within the conditions applicable to these forms of relief. There are complex qualifications but in broad… …

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  • 123Tax and NIC charges on Company Cars — Under income tax legislation, the tax payable by an individual on a company car is assessed on 35% of the new price list up to a maximum of ₤80,000. Where the employee s business mileage is over 18,000 miles, this figure can be reduced by two… …

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  • 124dormant company — A company which has not carried out any significant accounting transactions either since formation or since the end of the previous financial accounting year (section 249AA(4), Companies Act 1985). When considering whether a company is dormant… …

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  • 125target company — offeree, Also known as the target company or target. A company in respect of which an offer has been made or is in contemplation to which the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers (the Code) applies. Paragraph 3 of the Introduction to the Code sets… …

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  • 126subsidiary company — A subsidiary company is a company that is owned or controlled by another company. When entering into a contract with a subsidiary company, it is important to establish that the subsidiary can fulfil its obligations under the contract without the… …

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  • 127bank holding company — USA A bank holding company is any entity that meets any of the following requirements: • Directly or indirectly owns, controls or has the power to vote 25% or more of a class of a bank s securities. • Controls in any manner the election of a… …

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  • 128Bank Holding Company Act of 1956, as amended — (BHC Act) USA The federal statute regulating the acquisition, ownership and control of banks by companies. The BHC Act consists of three primary sections: • Section 2 defines the BHC Act s operative terms, including bank …

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