CTM34160 | Residence: outward company migration: notice and arrangements
From HM Revenue & Customs · Company Taxation Manual
to S132, now migrated to to S109F, see , are intended to prevent a company migrating and leaving behind outstanding tax liabilities which would be very difficult to collect.
requires a company, before it migrates, to
notify HMRC of its intention to cease to be resident, and time of migration,
provide a statement of its tax liabilities,
make arrangements for the settlement of these liabilities in due course, and
obtain HMRC's approval of the arrangements.
A disagreement on the estimated liabilities may be referred to the First-tier Tribunal.
BAI (Base Protection) is responsible for accepting the estimates and approving the arrangements. Operational officers may be asked to help in checking the tax computations. The company will in most cases be required to provide a guarantor for outstanding tax liabilities. Guidance notes for migrating companies were issued as SP2/90 and are reproduced at . Companies enquiring about should be referred to those notes.