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Corporate Finance Manual

CFM31000 · Loan relationships: what are loan relationships

  • CFM31010 · Meaning of loan relationship
  • CFM31020 · Meaning of money debt
  • CFM31030 · Loan relationships: what are loan relatonships: the meaning of debt
  • CFM31040 · Do they arise from the lending of money?
  • CFM31050 · Money debts arising from the issue of securities, etc?
  • CFM31060 · When is a security issued?
  • CFM31070 · Exclusion of rights conferred by shares
  • CFM31075 · Loan relationships: related transactions
  • CFM31077 · Loan relationships: related transactions: transferring and extingushing loan relationships
  • CFM31080 · Shares acting like debt - preference shares
  • CFM31090 · Shares acting like debt: equity-linked note
  • CFM31100 · Guarantees and loan relationships
  • CFM31110 · Guarantees and loan relationships - example
  • CFM31120 · Loan relationships: related transactions
  • CFM31130 · Loan relationships: related transactions: transferring debt
  • CFM31140 · Loan relationships: related transactions: extinguishing debt
  1. Loan relationships: what are loan relationships: contents
  2. Loan relationships: related transactions: extinguishing debt

CFM31140 | Loan relationships: related transactions: extinguishing debt

From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Finance Manual

Extinguishing debt

A company may extinguish its rights by

  • surrendering

  • redeeming, or

  • releasing

the debt. These methods are listed in CTA09/S304(2).

A company that formally waives a debt, releasing the debtor from its obligation to pay, is no longer party to a loan relationship. This disposal is a related transaction.

A company may simply give up pursuing a debt, and write off the debt in its books. This does not involve extinguishing a debt and is not a related transaction.

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