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1. www.hkgbusiness.com › en › companyMAXIMUM GAIN KAPITAL GROUP LIMITED (2026266) - Hong Kong ...

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   May 17, 2018 · MAXIMUM GAIN KAPITAL GROUP LIMITED is a live company incorporated on 15 January 2014 (Wednesday) in Hong Kong as a private company limited by shares entity. This private company limited by shares has been operating for 9 years 108 days.

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   Maximum Gain Kapital Group Limited information, includes incorporation date, status, type, directors, address, contacts & more.

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   睳穀富投資集團有限公司 Maximum Gain Kapital Group Limited : Production : SPL 2: A Time of Consequences (2015)

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   • Definition of A 75% Group
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   There are two types of group relationship: 1. The 75% group relationship which is necessary to claim group relief. 2. The 75% group relationship which is necessary for chargeable gains purposes. The definition of a 75% subsidiary company for chargeable gains purposes is looser than that for group relief purposes. This is because the required 75% sh...

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   Remember that group relief is not restricted according to the percentage shareholding. Therefore, if a parent company has a trading loss, then 100% of that loss can be surrendered to a 75% subsidiary company, and if a 75% subsidiary company has a trading loss, then 100% of that loss can be claimed as group relief by the parent company. It is possib...

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   EXAMPLE 3 For the year ended 31 March 2020, Ballpoint Ltd has a trading profit of £510,000, a chargeable gain of £32,000, and paid qualifying charitable donations of £2,000. Ballpoint Ltd has a 100% subsidiary company, and for the year ended 31 March 2020 claimed group relief of £40,000 from this company. The corporation tax liability of Ballpoint ...

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   Maximum Gain Kapital Group is a multinational conglomerate, know for and Kill Zone 2

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   • Chargeable gains group Companies form a chargeable gains group if at each level in the group structure there is a 75% shareholding. However, Fruit Ltd, the parent company, must have an effective interest of over 50% in each subsidiary company. Fruit Ltd, Apple Ltd, Banana Ltd and Cherry Ltd therefore form a chargeable gains group.

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   Can a group of two companies form a capital gains group?

   • • G Ltd, H Ltd and I Ltd form a separate capital gains group. There is no group of more than two companies because, excluding immediate subsidiaries, no company has an effective interest of at least 75% in any other company. • The effective interest of a principal company in a non-directly held subsidiary needs only to be more than 50%.

   Corporation tax – Groups and chargeable gains for ATX (UK)

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   What happens if a group has a capital gains group?

   • Once a capital gains group exists: Any transfers of chargeable assets between group companies take place at no gain, no loss. This is automatic and no election is required. An election can be made to transfer the whole or part of a chargeable gain or allowable capital loss of the current accounting period from one group company to another.

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   • Q Ltd, J Ltd, K Ltd and L Ltd form a capital gains group. • G Ltd, H Ltd and I Ltd form a separate capital gains group. Rationale: There is no group of more than two companies because, excluding immediate subsidiaries, no company has an effective interest of at least 75% in any other company.