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BKM203000 · Bank compensation restriction: excluded expenses: contents

  • BKM203100 · Bank compensation restriction: excluded expenses: overview
  • BKM203200 · Bank compensation restriction: excluded expenses: administrative errors
  • BKM203250 · Bank compensation restriction: excluded expenses: administrative errors - examples
  • BKM203300 · Bank compensation restriction: excluded expenses: failure of an electronic system
  • BKM203400 · Bank compensation restriction: excluded expenses: expenses in respect of loss or damage attributable to third parties
  • BKM203450 · Bank compensation restriction: excluded expenses: expenses in respect of loss or damage attributable to third party - examples
  • BKM203500 · Bank compensation restriction: excluded expenses: single errors with compensation payable to a single customer
  • BKM203550 · Bank compensation restriction: excluded expenses: single errors with compensation payable to a single customer - examples
  1. Bank compensation restriction: excluded expenses: contents
  2. Bank compensation restriction: excluded expenses: overview

BKM203100 | Bank compensation restriction: excluded expenses: overview

From HM Revenue & Customs · Banking Manual

CTA09/S133D

CTA09/S133D excludes expenses from being relevant compensation expenses where they fall into one of three categories:

  • Administrative errors

  • Failure of electronic systems

  • Loss or damage attributable to an unconnected third party

The legislation also excludes issues which relate to a single error (CTA09/S133C(2)) where compensation is paid or payable to or for the benefit of one and only one customer. There is further guidance on this at BKM203500.

The legislation does not exclude from relevant compensation expenses any amount of compensation which is reduced by an insurance receipt, whether third party or internal to the group. The gross compensation expenditure should be disallowed in full and the normal rules will apply in considering the tax treatment of the insurance receipt (BIM40750).

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