CITM4040 - Qualifying Investments: Shares
FA02/SCH16/PARA11; ITA/s347
For shares to be treated as a ‘qualifying investments’ ( CITM4010) under the CITR scheme they must satisfy two conditions.
Condition 1: Subscription and Payment
The shares must have been subscribed for wholly in cash (which
is interpreted as including cheques and foreign currency) and be
fully paid for on the investment date.
Shares are not regarded as fully paid for if there is any
undertaking to the Community Development Finance Institution (CDFI)
to pay cash at some future date in connection with the acquisition
of the shares.
Condition 2: Conversion and Redemption
The shares must not carry any present or future right to be
redeemed within five years of the day the investment is made.
Neither must the shares carry any present or future rights
that would allow them to be converted into, or exchanged for any
loan, securities, shares or other rights that are redeemable within
five years of the day the investment is made.
The rights carried by shares are usually as set out in the
company's Articles of Association or as determined by a resolution
of the company.
