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Company Taxation Manual

CTM20100 · ACT: set-off against CT on profits

  • CTM20105 · Introduction
  • CTM20110 · Double taxation relief
  • CTM20120 · Amount available
  • CTM20140 · Definitions
  • CTM20150 · Maximum
  • CTM20160 · Surplus ACT
  • CTM20170 · Surplus ACT carry back
  • CTM20180 · When a claim could be made
  • CTM20190 · Form of claim
  • CTM20200 · Withdrawal or variation of claims
  • CTM20210 · Repayment from carry-back of surplus
  • CTM20220 · Interest advantage pre pay and file
  • CTM20230 · Not creating surplus ACT
  • CTM20240 · Time limit
  • CTM20250 · Carry-forward surplus ACT
  • CTM20260 · Excessive set-off
  • CTM20300 · Capacity buying: introduction
  • CTM20310 · Capacity buying: conditions
  • CTM20320 · Capacity buying: meaning of 'major change'
  • CTM20330 · Capacity buying: effect of applying rules
  1. ACT: set-off against CT on profits: contents
  2. ACT: set-off against CT on profits: excessive set-off

CTM20260 | ACT: set-off against CT on profits: excessive set-off

From HM Revenue & Customs · Company Taxation Manual

Where it was discovered that an excessive amount of ACT has been set-off, the excess had to be recovered. A further assessment to CT was raised on the profits against the tax on which the excessive set-off had been made, (ICTA88/S252).

Normal time limits applied to such assessments except where TMA70/S36 applied (see EM3905), and TMA70/S42 (10) had also to be considered when an assessment was necessary because of a claim.

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