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Official guidance
Company Taxation Manual

CTM22000 · ACT collection

  • CTM22010 · Introduction
  • CTM22050 · Return periods
  • CTM22060 · Contents of returns
  • CTM22070 · Date payable
  • CTM22080 · Franked investment income received in a later return period
  • CTM22085 · FID received in later return period
  • CTM22090 · Claims
  • CTM22100 · Franked payments which are not money payments
  • CTM22110 · Payments of an uncertain nature
  • CTM22150 · Items included in error
  • CTM22160 · Franked payments not made in an accounting period
  • CTM22170 · Franked payments or FID paid not returned
  • CTM22180 · ACT not paid
  • CTM22190 · Composite assessments
  • CTM22200 · Time limits
  • CTM22210 · Appeals
  • CTM22220 · Due and payable date: assessments
  • CTM22250 · Changes in rate of ACT
  • CTM22260 · Amount of set-off: different rates
  • CTM22270 · Calculations
  • CTM22280 · Effect of the provisions
  • CTM22350 · International headquarters companies (IHC): general
  • CTM22360 · International headquarters companies (IHC): assessments
  1. ACT collection: contents
  2. ACT collection: amount of set-off: different rates

CTM22260 | ACT collection: amount of set-off: different rates

From HM Revenue & Customs · Company Taxation Manual

ICTA88/S246 (5)

A limit is imposed by ICTA88/S239 (2) on the amount of ACT to be set off (see CTM20150). This limit will be affected if different rates of ACTapply for different parts of an accounting period. ICTA88/S246 (5) deals with this.

You should arrive at the limit as follows:

  • The profits of the accounting period are apportioned between the different parts on a time basis.

  • The apportionment is made to and from 31 March and not to and from 5 April.

  • The maximum ACT that can be set off for each part is then calculated as if each part were a separate accounting period. The maximum amount of ACT which can be set off for the whole accounting period is arrived at by aggregating these separate amounts.

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