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Company Taxation Manual

CTM04500 · Corporation Tax: trading losses - relief against total profits

  • CTM04505 · Introduction
  • CTM04507 · Preceding accounting periods
  • CTM04570 · Evidence of loss
  • CTM04580 · Claims
  • CTM04590 · Late claims
  • CTM04600 · Restriction of relief for uncommercial trading
  • CTM04610 · Restriction of relief for uncommercial trading - meaning of ‘profit’
  • CTM04620 · Restriction of relief for uncommercial trading - meaning of ‘larger undertaking’
  • CTM04630 · No relief for losses of a company that carries on a trade wholly outside the United Kingdom
  • CTM04710 · Restrictions for farming companies
  • CTM04730 · Restrictions for farming companies - commencement and cessation
  1. Corporation Tax: trading losses - relief against total profits: contents
  2. Corporation Tax: trading losses - relief against total profits: claims

CTM04580 | Corporation Tax: trading losses - relief against total profits: claims

From HM Revenue & Customs · Company Taxation Manual

CTA10/S37 (7)

This guidance applies to CTSA accounting periods ending on or after 1 July 1999.

Guidance about claims under CTSA is at CTM90600 onwards.

Loss relief claims can be made within two years of the accounting period in which the loss is incurred. There is an exception where the claim falls within CTA10/S43 (1), but this is normally of concern only in the oil and gas activity field.

A loss relief claim made in a company tax return may be amended at any time up to 12 months from the statutory filing date or, if the claim is within the rules in TMA70/SCH1A within 12 months of making the claim.

For guidance on late claims see CTM04590.

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