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Corporate Finance Manual

CFM39000 · Loan relationships: tax avoidance: other rules

  • CFM39010 · Loan relationships: tax avoidance: overview of other anti-avoidance rules
  • CFM39020 · Loan relationships: tax avoidance: artificial payments of interest
  • CFM39030 · Loan relationships: tax avoidance: artificial payments of interest: sole or main benefit
  • CFM39035 · Loan relationships: tax avoidance: connected parties deriving benefit from creditor relationships
  • CFM39040 · Loan relationships: tax avoidance: reset bonds: introduction
  • CFM39050 · Loan relationships: tax avoidance: reset bonds: mirror bond scheme
  • CFM39060 · Loan relationships: tax avoidance: reset bonds: change of ownership scheme
  • CFM39070 · Loan relationships: tax avoidance: reset bonds: use fair value basis
  • CFM39080 · Loan relationships: tax avoidance: consideration not fully recognised by accounting practice
  • CFM39090 · Other rules: Intra-group convertibles: overview
  • CFM39091 · Other rules: Intra-group convertibles: conditions
  • CFM39092 · Other rules: Intra-group convertibles: effect
  • CFM39093 · Other rules: Intra-group convertibles: example
  1. Loan relationships: tax avoidance: other rules
  2. Other rules: Intra-group convertibles: example

CFM39093 | Other rules: Intra-group convertibles: example

From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Finance Manual

CTA09/S418 (repealed)

This guidance applies only in relation to assets held on or before 19 July 2011 and amounts arising up to that date. It was superseded by the {group mismatch scheme provisionsCFM77500}.

The effect of CTA09/S418: example

Companies X and Y are in the same group, but X prepares accounts to 31 December, while Y prepares accounts to 31 March. X issues a convertible security to Y on 1 October 2010.

The relevant accounting period of X (the debtor) is year ended 31 December 2010. Y’s accounting period year ended 31 March 2011 is a ‘corresponding accounting period’. (So is year ended 31 March 2010, but clearly Y’s accounts for this period will not contain any credits or debits in respect of this loan relationship).

The debits brought into account by X in respect of the period 1 October 2010 to 31 December 2010 must, in order to give a just and reasonable result, be compared to the credits arising to Y for the same period. The relevant credits will therefore be those that would be brought into account by Y, using an effective interest rate method, if its period of account began on 1 October 2010 and ended on 31 December 2010.

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