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(1)For the purposes of this Part “joint venture group” means a joint venture parent of a qualifying multinational group and its joint venture subsidiaries (together its “members”).
(2)An entity is a joint venture parent of a multinational group if—
(a)the financial results of that entity are reported under the equity method in the consolidated financial statements of the ultimate parent of that group,
(b)the ultimate parent holds at least 50% of the ownership interests in the entity,
(c)the entity is not the ultimate parent of a qualifying multinational group,
(d)the entity is not an excluded entity,
(e)the entity is not an entity owned by an excluded entity—
(i)that only carries out activities that are ancillary to the activities of the excluded entity,
(ii)whose activities consist, wholly or almost wholly, of the holding of assets or the investment of funds for the benefit of the excluded entity, or
(iii)whose income is, wholly or almost wholly, excluded dividends or excluded equity gains (or a mixture of both),
(f)the multinational group of which the entity is a member is not composed exclusively of excluded entities, and
(g)the entity is not a joint venture subsidiary in relation to another joint venture parent.
(3)An entity is a joint venture subsidiary of a joint venture parent if its assets liabilities, income, expenses and cash flows are included in the consolidated financial statements of the joint venture parent.
(4)Where the main entity of a permanent establishment is a joint venture parent of a multinational group or a joint venture subsidiary, that permanent establishment is to be treated as a separate joint venture subsidiary of the same multinational group joint venture group.
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