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Corporate Finance Manual

CFM62600 · Foreign exchange: matching under the Disregard Regulations

  • CFM62610 · Overview
  • CFM62620 · Why special rules are needed
  • CFM62630 · Regulation 3: matching using loan relationships
  • CFM62640 · Conditions 1 and 2
  • CFM62650 · Condition 2: examples
  • CFM62660 · Loan relationships: tax effect
  • CFM62670 · Extent of matching: regulation 3(4)
  • CFM62680 · Regulation 4: matching using derivatives
  • CFM62690 · Regulation 4(4): matching extent
  • CFM62700 · Derivative contracts: tax effect
  • CFM62710 · Relevant value
  • CFM62720 · Relevant value: example
  • CFM62730 · Periods beginning on or after 1 January 2008
  • CFM62740 · Meaning of net asset value
  • CFM62750 · Currency of foreign operation
  • CFM62760 · Ascertaining net asset value
  • CFM62770 · Meaning of net asset value: examples
  • CFM62780 · Higher of accounts and net asset value
  • CFM62790 · Meaning of relevant time
  • CFM62800 · Review periods: examples
  • CFM62810 · Bringing amounts back into account
  • CFM62820 · Order of matching: regulation 5
  • CFM62830 · Thin capitalisation
  • CFM62840 · Trading assets
  • CFM62850 · Foreign exchange: matching under Disregard Regulations: matching own share capital
  1. Foreign exchange: matching under the Disregard Regulations: contents
  2. Foreign exchange: matching under the Disregard Regulations: loan relationships: tax effect

CFM62660 | Foreign exchange: matching under the Disregard Regulations: loan relationships: tax effect

From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Finance Manual

Effect of regulation 3

Where a liability is matched with an asset, the effect of regulation 3 is to disregard exchange gains or losses on the liability, or as much of the liability as is matched.

The general rule is that disregarded amounts are brought back into charge as a chargeable gain or loss on disposal of the asset. But in certain circumstances, the disregarded amounts are not brought back, or are brought back as loan relationship credits and debits. The rules at CFM62270 continue to apply for periods beginning on or after 1 January 2005.

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