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Company Taxation Manual

CTM06000 · Corporation Tax: company reconstructions

  • CTM06005 · Without change in ownership - general
  • CTM06010 · Common ownership
  • CTM06020 · Tests of ownership
  • CTM06030 · Beneficial ownership
  • CTM06060 · Transfers of trade
  • CTM06065 · Transfers of trade: without change in ownership - terminal losses
  • CTM06070 · Without change in ownership - later events
  • CTM06110 · Without change in ownership - effects
  • CTM06120 · Loss streaming
  • CTM06130 · Apportionment of profits and losses
  • CTM06200 · Arrangements for transfer of leasing contracts
  • CTM06210 · Avoidance
  • CTM06250 · Relevant liabilities restriction - introduction
  • CTM06260 · Relevant liabilities restriction - particular aspects
  • CTM06270 · Relevant liabilities restriction - details
  • CTM06280 · Relevant liabilities restriction - examples
  • CTM06290 · EU Tax Merger Directive
  1. Corporation Tax: company reconstructions: contents
  2. Corporation Tax: company reconstructions: apportionment of profits and losses

CTM06130 | Corporation Tax: company reconstructions: apportionment of profits and losses

From HM Revenue & Customs · Company Taxation Manual

CTA10/S952

Computing the profits and losses of notional trades

The loss streaming rules (CTM06120) require a computation of the profits and losses of separate notional trades.

The losses and profits of those notional trades are calculated on normal taxation principles. CTA10/S952 (1) simply provides that ‘just and reasonable apportionments are to be made of receipts, expenses, assets and liabilities’. In some cases the apportionment can be made from branch or management accounts. Where there are no such accounts, apportionment should be made on any basis that produces a sensible result, for example apportionment by:

  • time,

  • sales,

  • square footage, or

  • production costs.

Apportionment affecting two or more companies

Apportionment of profits or losses under CTA10/S952 (1) can affect two or more companies, typically on the division of losses on the split of a trade. The effect of CTA10/S952 (2) and (3) is to ensure the same basis applies to all the affected companies.

In the event of a dispute all the companies concerned should be consulted and made aware of their opportunity to be heard by, or to make written representations to, the Tribunal.

The Tribunal determines an apportionment dispute as if it were an appeal.

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