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CFM33171 · Loan relationships: core rules: amounts not brought into account

  • CFM33175 · Loan relationships: the matters and computational rules: amounts not brought into account: introduction
  • CFM33177 · Loan relationships: the matters and computational rules: amounts not brought into account: release of loan to a participator of a close company
  • CFM33180 · Loan relationships: the matters and computational rules: amounts not brought into account: releases of debt
  • CFM33190 · Loan relationships: the matters and computational rules: amounts not brought into account: releases of debt: insolvency
  • CFM33191 · Loan relationships the matters and computational rules: amounts not brought into account: debt releases: corporate rescue exemption: overview
  • CFM33192 · Loan relationships the matters and computational rules: amounts not brought into account: debt releases: corporate rescue exemption: policy intention
  • CFM33193 · Loan relationships: the matters and computational rules: amounts not brought into account: debt releases: corporate rescue exemption: reasonable to assume a company is unable to pay its debts
  • CFM33194 · Loan relationships: the matters and computational rules: amounts not brought into account: debt releases: corporate rescue exemption: material risk
  • CFM33195 · Loan relationships the matters and computational rules: amounts not brought into account: debt releases: corporate rescue exemption: the 12 month period
  • CFM33196 · Loan relationships: the matters and computational rules: amounts not brought into account: debt releases: corporate rescue exemption: modification or replacement
  • CFM33197 · Debt releases: corporate rescue exemption: meaning of ‘substantial modification’
  • CFM33198 · Debt releases: corporate rescue exemption: modification or replacement: example
  • CFM33200 · Debt/equity swaps
  • CFM33201 · Debt/equity swaps: value of shares issued
  • CFM33202 · Debt/equity swaps: ‘in consideration of shares’
  • CFM33203 · Loan relationships: computational rules: amounts not brought into account: debt/equity swaps: ‘in consideration of shares’: examples
  • CFM33204 · Loan relationships: computational rules: amounts not brought into account: debt/equity swaps: ‘entitlement to shares’
  • CFM33205 · Debt/equity swaps: debt for equity swaps on or after 9 November 2009
  • CFM33210 · Loan relationships: the matters and computational rules: credits and debits: amounts not brought into account: revaluation
  • CFM33220 · Loan relationships: the matters and computational rules: credits and debits: amounts not brought into account: impairment losses
  • CFM33230 · Loan relationships: the matters and computational rules: amounts not brought into account: impairment where ‘Old UK GAAP’ was used
  • CFM33240 · Loan relationships: the matters and computational rules: amounts not brought into account: amounts written off government investments
  • CFM33250 · Loan relationships: the matters and computational rules: amounts not brought into account: imported losses
  • CFM33260 · Loan relationships: the matters and computational rules: amounts not brought into account: imported losses: application
  • CFM33270 · Loan relationships: the matters and computational rules: amounts not brought into account: buying imported losses
  1. Loan relationships: core rules: amounts not brought into account: contents
  2. Loan relationships: the matters and computational rules: amounts not brought into account: amounts written off government investments

CFM33240 | Loan relationships: the matters and computational rules: amounts not brought into account: amounts written off government investments

From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Finance Manual

CTA09/S326

Write off of government investments

Where a company is a party to a debtor loan relationship as a result of the government lending it money out of public funds, and the debt is written off, under CTA09/S326 the company is not required to bring into account the credit arising from the release. This is because other legislation, in CTA10/S92 and S94, Case 1, restricts the company’s losses by the amount written off (CTM04400). This is one of the few occasions when other legislation overrides the loan relationships legislation.

You will come across this most often in cases involving large government or PFI contracts.

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