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An
admission fee is payable by all companies seeking admission to AIM or where an
enlarged entity seeks admission to AIM following a reverse takeover under Rule
14 of the AIM Rules for Companies. The admission fee is based on the market
capitalisation of the company on the day of admission.
No
admission fee is payable by AIM companies for further issues.
Insert
the number of shares and opening price - or just insert the market
capitalisation value - of the securities being admitted to trading.
An
annual fee of £4,750 is payable by all companies whose equity securities or
certificates representing shares are admitted to trading.
Annual
fees are billed in the first week of April for the 12 months commencing 1 April
and must be paid within 30 days of the invoice date.
A
pro-rata annual fee is payable by new applicants. To calculate the fee, take
the number of calendar days, including the date of admission to trading up to
and including 31 March, divide this number by 365 and multiply the result by
the annual fee.
No
pro-rata annual fee is payable by the enlarged entity admitted to AIM following
a reverse takeover under Rule 13 of the AIM Rules for companies.
Enter
the date you expect trading in this company to commence and then press
calculate.
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United Kingdom Value Added Tax (VAT), currently at 15 per cent,
must be added to the fee derived if the issuer is subject to United Kingdom VAT. It is
the obligation of an applicant to confirm whether or not they are liable for VAT. Where
an applicant fails to confirm their VAT liability, VAT will be charged at the prevailing
rate. Companies with their principle place of business in the United Kingdom will be
considered subject to United Kingdom VAT.
Please note that the actual amount of your admission and pro-rated annual fee
will be as notified to you by the Exchange - the calculators are for guidance
only.
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