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BKM403000 · Banking surcharge: calculation of surcharge profits

  • BKM403100 · CT surcharge
  • BKM403150 · CT surcharge - computing taxable total profits
  • BKM403200 · Banking company liable to a CFC charge
  • BKM403250 · Is banking company liable to a CFC charge?
  • BKM403300 · Allocation of surcharge allowance
  • BKM403400 · Non-banking group relief
  • BKM403450 · Non-banking group relief - definition of EEA banking company
  • BKM403500 · Non-banking or pre-2016 loss relief
  • BKM403625 · Non-banking or pre-2016 loss relief – order of set off
  • BKM403650 · Non-banking or pre-2016 loss relief – capital loss – effect of s171A election
  • BKM403700 · Non-banking or pre-2016 loss relief - non trading loss on intangibles
  • BKM403800 · Chargeable gains – s171 transfers between banking and non-banking companies
  • BKM403850 · Chargeable gains – s171A transfers between banking and non-banking companies
  • BKM403900 · Research and development expenditure credits
  1. Banking surcharge: calculation of surcharge profits: contents
  2. Banking surcharge: calculation of surcharge profits: banking company liable to a CFC charge

BKM403200 | Banking surcharge: calculation of surcharge profits: banking company liable to a CFC charge

From HM Revenue & Customs · Banking Manual

TIOPA10/S371BI

If a banking company is liable to a CFC charge, the appropriate rate to be applied in calculating the CFC charge is the total of the UK main rate and the rate for the surcharge.

Where a banking company is subject to a CFC charge, the amount at step 5 in section TIOP10/S371BC(1) is to be increased by:

(PCP – SASA) x SP

Where:

PCP is the percentage of the CFC’s chargeable profits allocated to the company

SASA is the amount of the chargeable company’s surcharge allowance which it chooses to allocate against the surcharge

SP is the rate of surcharge.

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