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Official guidance
Company Taxation Manual

CTM02000 · Corporation Tax: computation of income

  • CTM02010 · Broad principles
  • CTM02020 · IT law: pre Tax Law Rewrite
  • CTM02030 · CTA09 and CTA10
  • CTM02040 · Provisions common to IT and CT
  • CTM02050 · Dividends and other distributions made
  • CTM02060 · Dividends and other distributions received
  • CTM02100 · Special rules: commencement and cessation of trade
  • CTM02110 · Special rules: grant relief in Northern Ireland
  • CTM02120 · Special rules: mineral rights
  • CTM02130 · Special rules: trades wholly abroad and trades in partnership with foreign element
  • CTM02140 · Nominee directors' fees received by companies
  • CTM02150 · Directors' fees received by companies: assessment
  1. Corporation Tax: computation of income: contents
  2. Corporation Tax: computation of income: provisions common to IT and CT

CTM02040 | Corporation Tax: computation of income: provisions common to IT and CT

From HM Revenue & Customs · Company Taxation Manual

ICTA88/S9 (5) (which was unaffected by Tax Law Rewrite) ensures that any provision of the IT Acts applied to CT will work properly in a case where it has to apply to both. Where provisions of the IT Acts apply to both taxes, the two taxes are, as far as possible, to be treated as if they were one tax. So any provision regulating the effect of a transaction between two individuals also governs a similar transaction between an individual and a company. The provision governs:

  • the IT of both the individuals, and

  • the IT of the individual and the CT of the company.

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