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Company Taxation Manual

CTM21000 · ACT: FID: general

  • CTM21005 · Background
  • CTM21010 · Overview
  • CTM21100 · Election: effect of
  • CTM21110 · Election: conditions
  • CTM21120 · Election: ICTA88/S247 (1) election already in place
  • CTM21130 · Election: procedure for
  • CTM21150 · Election: specific rules
  • CTM21160 · Election: individuals
  • CTM21170 · Election: personal representatives
  • CTM21180 · Election: trustees
  • CTM21200 · Election: dividend vouchers
  • CTM21210 · Election: information powers
  • CTM21220 · Excess FID
  • CTM21230 · Authorised unit trusts
  • CTM21240 · Repayment interest
  • CTM21250 · Accounting procedures
  • CTM21260 · Anti-streaming provisions
  • CTM21270 · How legislation operated in practice: summary
  • CTM21280 · How legislation operated in practice: examples
  1. ACT: FID: general: contents
  2. ACT: FID: general: election: procedure for

CTM21130 | ACT: FID: general: election: procedure for

From HM Revenue & Customs · Company Taxation Manual

ICTA88/S246B

A FID election:

  • had to be made by notice to the Inspector,

  • had to be made before or at the time of payment,

  • could not be revoked after the dividend is paid,

  • could be revoked by a notice before the dividend is paid.

The election could be made in a letter. This had clearly to identify the dividend to which the election related.

A single notice had to be used where dividends were paid on more than one share.

A late election was not accepted because this affected the company’s shareholders also.

An authorised unit trust did not make an FID election. See ICTA88/S468K (3)(a).

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