CFM35690 | Loan relationships: consortia companies and impairment: reduction in credits: apportionment
From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Finance Manual
Subsequent recovery: apportioned example
In the example at CFM35670, JL plc and TR Ltd both had their impairment restricted by group relief claimed by their group. In the following period
JL plc regards the £30,000 debt as recoverable
TR Ltd reduces its bad debt provision by £60,000.
The recovery credits, which would otherwise be taxable, are reduced under CTA09/s367 as follows.
The total amount of recovery credits is £90,000 (assuming no further write-downs, so this is the net amount).
Under section 367 the taxable recovery credits are reduced by the cumulative impairment restriction brought forward, £40,000.
The reduction in recoveries is apportioned between JL plc and TR Ltd as follows.
JL plc's recovery reduced by (£40,000 x £30,000) / £90,000 = £13,333, so taxable credits £16,667.
TR Ltd's recovery reduced by (£40,000 x £60,000) / £90,000 = £26,667, so tabable credits £33,333
Of the £90,000 recoveries, £40,000 is covered by the impairment restrictions, leaving net recoveries of £50,000 to be taxed.
There is no longer a cumulative impairment restriction to be brought into future computations.