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Social Enterprise — CalcHub Blog

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Community Interest Companies (CICs): Tax Treatment 2026/27

How Community Interest Companies are taxed in the UK: Corporation Tax rules, the asset lock, dividend cap, and how a CIC compares to a charity or standard limited company.

Emma Clarke1 Jul 20266 min read

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Social Investment Tax Relief (SITR): Tax Breaks for Social Enterprise Investment 2026

SITR gives investors 30% Income Tax relief and CGT deferral on investments in qualifying social enterprises and charities. Eligibility, limits and how to claim.

Emma Clarke21 Jun 20268 min read

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Community Interest Companies (CICs): Tax Treatment 2026/27

Social Investment Tax Relief (SITR): Tax Breaks for Social Enterprise Investment 2026

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#Social Enterprise

Community Interest Companies (CICs): Tax Treatment 2026/27

Social Investment Tax Relief (SITR): Tax Breaks for Social Enterprise Investment 2026

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#Social Enterprise

Community Interest Companies (CICs): Tax Treatment 2026/27

Social Investment Tax Relief (SITR): Tax Breaks for Social Enterprise Investment 2026

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Social Enterprise — Frequently Asked Questions

#Social Enterprise

Community Interest Companies (CICs): Tax Treatment 2026/27

Social Investment Tax Relief (SITR): Tax Breaks for Social Enterprise Investment 2026

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Social Enterprise — Frequently Asked Questions