Introduction Overview Chapter 10: Joint ventures Section 590: Duration of notice under section 586 or 587
1854.This section provides for a notice under section 586 or 587 to cease to have effect.It is based on section 138(1) and (2) of FA 2006.
1855.This section enacts parts of SI 2006/2886 and SI 2007/3425. See Change 43 in Annex 1.
1856.Subsections (1)(b)and (2)(b) provide that if the venturing group or venturing company ceases to be a UK REIT, the notice under section 586 ceases to have effect. For joint venture companies, this is not explicit in regulations 4 and 11 of SI 2006/3425. But it is implicit that a joint venture company ceases to be within the UK REIT regime if the company which made the notice ceases to be a UK REIT. Subsections (1)(b) and (2)(b) make this explicit. So the positions for joint venture companies and joint venture groups are the same.
1857.Subsection (6) provides that if a notice under section 586 or 587 ceases to have effect, section 581 (early exit) continues to have effect. The joint venture company regulations do not contain a provision similar to that for joint venture groups. But it is implicit from the regulations that section 581 continues to have effect once the joint venture company ceases to be in the UK REIT regime. So subsection (6) applies to joint venture companies as it does to joint venture groups.
1858.Subsection (7) defines “the 40% tests” by reference to the type of notice given. For each of subsections (1) to (4) a different version of the 40% tests applies. See:
	in the case of subsection (1), the tests in section 586(4);
	in the case of subsection (2), the tests in section 586(5);
	in the case of subsection (3), the tests in section 587(4); and
	in the case of subsection (4), the tests in section 587(5).