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Parental problems

25 April 2007
Issue: 4105 / Categories: Forum & Feedback

Our client is a trading company with its shares held 100% by a parent company (there are no other companies in the group). The parent's only income is dividends from the subsidiary and the only expenditure is loan interest on the amounts borrowed to buy the subsidiary.
We have the following three questions and should be extremely grateful to Taxation readers for their thoughts on these points.

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