D7.321 Significant increase in investment company capital
For this purpose, the capital of a company (to be expressed in sterling and rounded up to the nearest pound) consists of the total of the following1:
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• the amount of its paid up share capital (including any amount in the share premium account)
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• the amount of any debt incurred for money borrowed or capital assets acquired by the company
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• the amount of any debt incurred for a right to receive income created in favour of the company
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• the amount of any debt incurred for a consideration the value of which was (at the time it was incurred) substantially less than the amount of the debt (including any premium)
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• the amount of any outstanding redeemable loan capital
The amount of any debt includes any interest due on it.
A comparison has to be made
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