Substantial interest defined by shareholding or profit entitlement, determining tax attribution in trust contexts. A person is deemed to have a substantial interest in a concern if he, alone or with interested persons, at any time during the previous year holds at least 20% of equity share capital in a company or is entitled to at least 20% of profits in any other concern.
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Substantial interest defined by shareholding or profit entitlement, determining tax attribution in trust contexts.
A person is deemed to have a substantial interest in a concern if he, alone or with interested persons, at any time during the previous year holds at least 20% of equity share capital in a company or is entitled to at least 20% of profits in any other concern.
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