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Company Taxation Manual

CTM20500 · ACT: tax credit & FA93

  • CTM20505 · Background
  • CTM20510 · Summary of main changes
  • CTM20515 · Reason for the changes
  • CTM20520 · Effects of main changes
  • CTM20525 · Rate at which ACT is payable
  • CTM20530 · Rate of tax credit
  • CTM20535 · Claims under ICTA88/S242 & S243
  • CTM20540 · Franked investment income: as upper limit
  • CTM20545 · Franked investment income: used to frank payments
  • CTM20550 · Franked investment income: small companies relief and mutual concerns
  • CTM20555 · Stock dividends: IT treated as paid
  • CTM20560 · Loan released or written off
  • CTM20565 · Non-qualifying distributions etc
  • CTM20570 · FID
  1. ACT: tax credit & FA93: contents
  2. ACT: tax credit & FA93: background

CTM20505 | ACT: tax credit & FA93: background

From HM Revenue & Customs · Company Taxation Manual

Prior to 6 April 1999, when a UK resident company made a qualifying distribution it had to account for ACT (ICTA88/S14 (1)). A UK resident recipient of a qualifying distribution other than a FID was entitled to a tax credit (ICTA88/S231 (1)).

Prior to FA93, the rate of ACT was linked to the basic rate of IT (ICTA88/S14 (3)), while the rate of tax credit was equal to the rate of ACT (ICTA88/S231 (1)). As a result the rate of tax credit equalled the basic rate of IT.

So a UK resident recipient of a qualifying distribution received a tax credit that matched the basic rate IT liability on the qualifying distribution.

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