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Official guidance
Corporate Finance Manual

CFM56000 · Derivative contracts: tax avoidance

  • CFM56005 · Overview of anti-avoidance rules
  • CFM56010 · Unallowable purposes: overview
  • CFM56020 · Taxing derivative contracts: tax avoidance: meaning of ‘unallowable purpose’
  • CFM56030 · Unallowable purposes: allowance of accumulated net losses
  • CFM56040 · Allowance of accumulated net losses: examples
  • CFM56050 · Transfer pricing and derivative contracts
  • CFM56060 · Exchange gains and losses where Sch 28AA applies
  • CFM56070 · Transfers of value to connected companies
  • CFM56080 · Transfers of value to connected companies: example
  • CFM56090 · Derivative contracts with non-residents
  • CFM56100 · Consideration not fully recognised by accounting practice
  • CFM56110 · Amounts not fully recognised for accounting purposes
  • CFM56112 · Amounts not fully recognised for accounting purposes: conditions A to C
  • CFM56114 · Amounts not fully recognised for accounting purposes: periods beginning on or after 6 December 2010
  • CFM56116 · Amounts not fully recognised for accounting purposes: no debits for derecognition
  • CFM56118 · Amounts not fully recognised for accounting purposes: commencement
  1. Derivative contracts: tax avoidance: Contents
  2. Derivative contracts: tax avoidance: amounts not fully recognised for accounting purposes: commencement

CFM56118 | Derivative contracts: tax avoidance: amounts not fully recognised for accounting purposes: commencement

From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Finance Manual

CFM56114 to CFM56116 explain that for periods of account beginning on or after 6 December 2010, the derecognition anti-avoidance legislation operates as a general rule, wherever an amount is not fully recognised, as a result of the company being party to tax avoidance arrangements.

Periods straddling this date are treated as two separate periods of account, so in effect the new rules apply to credits and debits relating to amounts not fully recognised on or after 6 December 2010.

However,

  • CTA09/S599B(2A) (the rule that denies debits where amounts are required to be fully recognised), and

  • CTA09/S599B(4) (the rule that requires a credit to be brought in where the fair value of the contract exceeds the carrying value in the period in which avoidance arrangements are entered into)

only have effect in relation to avoidance arrangements to which the company became party on or after 23 March 2011.

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