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Company Taxation Manual

CTM16000 · Distributions: impact on Corporation Tax

  • CTM16050 · Introduction
  • CTM16100 · Receipt by UK resident company
  • CTM16120 · Franked investment income - general
  • CTM16130 · Franked investment income under the ACT system abolished from 6 April 1999 - use of
  • CTM16200 · Franked investment income under the ACT system abolished from 6 April 1999: surplus - claims under ICTA88/S242
  • CTM16210 · Franked investment income under the ACT system abolished from 6 April 1999 - surplus - claims under ICTA88/S242 - computation
  • CTM16215 · Franked investment income under the ACT system abolished from 6 April 1999 - surplus - claims under ICTA88/S242 - change in rate of tax credit
  • CTM16220 · Franked investment income under the ACT system abolished from 6 April 1999 - surplus - claims under ICTA88/S242 - purposes of claim
  • CTM16230 · Franked investment income under the ACT system abolished from 6 April 1999 - surplus - claims under ICTA88/S242 - relief for less than a complete accounting period
  • CTM16240 · Franked investment income under the ACT system abolished from 6 April 1999 - surplus - claims under ICTA88/S242 - order of set-off
  • CTM16250 · Effect of later payments of ACT under the ACT system abolished from 6 April 1999 - restoration of losses
  1. Distributions: impact on Corporation Tax: contents
  2. Distributions: impact on Corporation Tax: introduction

CTM16050 | Distributions: impact on Corporation Tax: introduction

From HM Revenue & Customs · Company Taxation Manual

A distribution by a company is inadmissible as a deduction in computing the company's income (CTA09/S1305).

This rule applies to profits chargeable to CT as determined by CTA09/PART2.

Where the payment of a qualifying distribution by a UK branch of a non-resident company was made before 6 April 1999, it did not result in ACT being payable as ICTA88/S14 referred only to companies resident in the UK.

However, such a distribution did have tax consequences in being non-deductible in computing income.

For payments made before 6 April 1999

See CTM20060 regarding the treatment of franked payments.

See CTM21250 regarding the treatment of foreign income dividends (FIDs) paid.

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