Corporation tax relief for expenditure

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Corporation Tax
Guidance

Corporation tax relief for expenditure

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Corporation Tax
Guidance
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Expenditure

Listing a company on any stock exchange, whether a full listing on the London Stock Exchange or a listing on AIM, involves substantial costs which are generally paid by the company.

Tax relief for the costs

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