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Company Taxation Manual

CTM08340 · Corporation Tax: management expenses: pension contributions

  • CTM08341 · Introduction
  • CTM08342 · Meaning of employer
  • CTM08343 · Capital expenditure
  • CTM08344 · In respect of the investment business - general
  • CTM08345 · Timing of relief
  • CTM08346 · Purchase of assets
  • CTM08347 · Sale or cessation of business
  • CTM08348 · Sale of subsidiary
  • CTM08349 · Payment by third parties
  • CTM08350 · Pension regulator
  • CTM08351 · Pension protection fund contributions
  • CTM08352 · Multi-employer group schemes - general
  • CTM08353 · Multi-employer group schemes - investment business
  • CTM08354 · Multi-employer group schemes - S75 Pensions Act 1995
  • CTM08355 · Multi-employer group schemes - orphan liabilities
  1. Corporation Tax: management expenses: pension contributions: contents
  2. Corporation Tax: management expenses: pension contributions: pension protection fund contributions

CTM08351 | Corporation Tax: management expenses: pension contributions: pension protection fund contributions

From HM Revenue & Customs · Company Taxation Manual

Pensions Act 2004 (PeA04) introduced the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) and a Fraud Protection Fund, funded by levies on schemes eligible for protection, PTM043200.

Under FA04/S199 a contribution to the PPF is deemed to be a contribution to the pension scheme and so should be treated the same as any other payment, see BIM46090.

It should be allowed in the accounting period in which it is paid or in the period including the last day of business if the paying company has ceased. A payment to the Pension Protection Fund is not subject to the spreading rules (regulation 21 of The Pension Protection Fund (Tax) Regulations 2006).

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