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BLM82000 · Sale of lessor companies and similar arrangements: anti-avoidance

  • BLM82005 · Tackling avoidance
  • BLM82010 · Meaning of ‘relevant leasing income’
  • BLM82015 · Application of section 432
  • BLM82020 · Sale of lessor companies and similar arrangements: anti- avoidance: losses carried forward derived from the expense (FA06/SCH10/PARA39)
  • BLM82025 · Relationship of Schedule 10 with CAA01/S228K (FA06/SCH10/PARA40)
  • BLM82030 · Manipulation of balance sheet values - introduction
  • BLM82035 · Manipulation of balance sheet values - main purpose test
  • BLM82037 · Manipulation of certain amounts
  • BLM82040 · Meaning of ‘arrangements’
  • BLM82045 · Meaning of ‘relevant tax advantage’
  • BLM82050 · Example showing effect of section 435 CTA2010
  • BLM82055 · Liabilities used to reduce balance sheet values Section 436 CTA2010
  • BLM82060 · Interaction between sections 435 and 436 CTA2010
  • BLM82065 · Restrictions on use of losses
  • BLM82070 · Losses carried forward derived from the expense
  1. Sale of lessor companies and similar arrangements: anti-avoidance: contents
  2. Sale of lessor companies and similar arrangements: anti-avoidance: restrictions on use of losses

BLM82065 | Sale of lessor companies and similar arrangements: anti-avoidance: restrictions on use of losses

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Leasing Manual

Section 385 CTA 2010

Section 385 ensures that the income amount arises in the selling group and the expense amount benefits the buying group. It does this through restrictions on access to losses carried back across the change of ownership.

Where the relevant day falls before 21 March 2012 any amount of loss that is derived from the expense is not available to carry back to an earlier accounting period. The amount derived from the expense is identified by treating the expense amount as the final amount deducted.

Where the relevant day falls on or after 21 March 2012 different restrictions apply. Instead of identifying and restricting the use of a loss derived from the expense the legislation identifies profits derived from the income amount and prevents any amount of loss arising in the new accounting period that follows the change of ownership from being set against any profits derived from the income amount. The amount derived from the income is identified by treating the income amount as the final item added.

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