Descendants of Robert Theakston restored family control through the 2003 buyback from Scottish & Newcastle. Theakston is distinct from Black Sheep despite their shared family origins. Trade-alliance partners are not treated as acquired subsidiaries. [1][2]
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UK cash corporation tax has not been verified in this ownership review. This does not mean no tax was paid.
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This beer ownership review has not established a UK cash corporation-tax payment. Ownership percentages, worldwide tax figures and beer duties do not establish that amount. [1]
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