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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: excess FID

CTM21220 | ACT: FID: general: excess FID

From HM Revenue & Customs · Company Taxation Manual

ICTA88/S246F (1), (2) & (3), ICTA88/SCH13/PARA3A (3)

ACT was payable on the excess of FID paid by a company in an accounting period over FID received in the same period.

If however the FID received by a company in an accounting period exceeded the FID paid in that period, the excess was carried forward to the next accounting period. For the purposes of ICTA88/S246F the FID carried forward were treated as received in the later accounting period.

The provisions were similar to those provided for franked investment income by ICTA88/S241, and Schedule 13 applied.

If the company treated itself as an International Headquarters Company (IHC) at the time of paying an FID the rules for working out the ACT liability were modified (CTM22350). Such FID paid by an IHC were ignored for the purpose of calculating the ACT payable, but see also CTM21550. The FID paid by a company which treated itself as an IHC at the time of payment were not ignored when working out any excess of FID received to carry forward to the next accounting period.

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