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Company Taxation Manual

CTM97000 · Corporation Tax self assessment (CTSA): group relief - general

  • CTM97002 · Introduction
  • CTM97005 · Claim to be made in return
  • CTM97010 · Specify amount claimed
  • CTM97015 · Amount to be claimed
  • CTM97020 · Consent to surrender
  • CTM97025 · Surrender of losses
  • CTM97030 · Allowing the claim
  • CTM97035 · Withdrawal of consent
  • CTM97040 · Simplified arrangement
  • CTM97045 · Time limit
  • CTM97050 · Time limit - enquiry cases
  • CTM97055 · Time limit - late claims
  • CTM97060 · Time limit - late claims - SP5/01 - text
  • CTM97065 · Time limit - late claims - SP5/01 - guidance on
  • CTM97070 · Surrendered amount reduced
  1. Corporation Tax self assessment (CTSA): group relief - general: contents
  2. Corporation Tax self assessment (CTSA): group relief - general: allowing the claim

CTM97030 | Corporation Tax self assessment (CTSA): group relief - general: allowing the claim

From HM Revenue & Customs · Company Taxation Manual

Subject to the check mentioned at CTM97005, you should usually give effect to claims without reference to the surrendering company’s Tax Office or file.

But you should not allow a claim if:

  • you know, without checking, that the amount claimed will certainly not be available, or

  • you have good reason to believe that the amount is unlikely to be available and the claim, if allowed, would give rise to a repayment.

In this case, you should check whether the company wishes you to process the claim, because interest will be payable from the due date on any additional CT ultimately found to be due.

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