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Company Taxation Manual

CTM92500 · Corporation Tax self assessment: quarterly instalments

  • CTM92505 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: legislation
  • CTM92510 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: scope
  • CTM92520 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: large companies
  • CTM92530 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: special cases
  • CTM92550 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: identification of large companies
  • CTM92560 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: due dates: 12 month accounting period
  • CTM92570 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: due dates: 12 months accounting period: examples
  • CTM92580 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: due dates: accounting period less than 12 months
  • CTM92590 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: due dates: accounting period less than 12 months: examples
  • CTM92600 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: amount due at each instalment: formula
  • CTM92610 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: amount due at each instalment: how to calculate ‘n’
  • CTM92640 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: company procedure
  • CTM92650 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: early repayment
  • CTM92660 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: debit interest
  • CTM92670 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: credit interest
  • CTM92680 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: 'quarterly instalment payer' (QIP) signal
  • CTM92690 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: SA recorded
  • CTM92710 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: calculating debit and credit interest
  • CTM92730 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: handling interest: examples
  • CTM92740 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: intra-group surrender: legislation
  • CTM92750 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: intra-group surrender: procedure
  • CTM92760 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: intra-group surrender: examples
  • CTM92770 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: information powers
  • CTM92795 · CTSA: quarterly instalments: very large companies
  • CTM92840 · Non-resident company landlords
  1. Corporation Tax self assessment: quarterly instalments: contents
  2. CTSA: quarterly instalments: identification of large companies

CTM92550 | CTSA: quarterly instalments: identification of large companies

From HM Revenue & Customs · Company Taxation Manual

Companies are expected to:

  • decide for themselves if they need to make quarterly instalment payments (QIPs),

and

  • take the initiative to make instalment payments.

Companies must indicate on the return form (CT600) if they are a large or very large QIP case. See CTM92680 for further information on the ‘QIP’ signal and the COTAX Manual (COM) COM110000, business area ‘Pursuit’ for fuller details.

The computer issues payslips to companies when the ‘QIP’ signal on the company record is ‘potential’, ‘L’ or ‘V’. It issues these about a month before the likely due date for an instalment payment they may need to make.

This is a non-statutory assistance measure and does not affect the principle that the Regulations require the company to act without prior prompting.

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