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Official guidance
Corporate Finance Manual

CFM83000 · Old rules: derivative contracts

  • CFM83010 · Historical overview
  • CFM83020 · Overview: FA 1994
  • CFM83030 · Overview: FA 2002
  • CFM83040 · Overview: amending regulations
  • CFM83050 · Overview FA 2004 changes
  • CFM83060 · Underlying subject matter: land and chattels
  • CFM83070 · Underlying subject matter: shares
  • CFM83080 · Underlying subject matter: ‘quasi equity’ derivatives
  • CFM83090 · Qualified exclusions: shares held for trade purposes
  • CFM83100 · Qualified exclusions: overview of Para 6
  • CFM83110 · Qualified exclusions: Para 6 example
  • CFM83120 · Qualified exclusions: transactions covered
  • CFM83130 · Qualified exclusions: meaning of guaranteed return
  • CFM83140 · Qualified exclusions: presumptions about purpose
  • CFM83150 · Qualified exclusions: meaning of ‘return from contract’
  • CFM83160 · Qualified exclusions: Para 7 introduction
  • CFM83170 · Qualified exclusions: operation of Para 7
  • CFM83180 · Qualified exclusions: Para 8
  • CFM83190 · Transitional provisions: Para 4A
  • CFM83200 · Transitional provisions: Para 4A examples
  • CFM83210 · Transitional provisions: Paras 4B and 4C
  • CFM83220 · Transitional provisions: Para 4B and 4C examples
  1. Old rules: derivative contracts: contents
  2. Old rules: derivative contracts: qualified exclusions: operation of Para 7

CFM83170 | Old rules: derivative contracts: qualified exclusions: operation of Para 7

From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Finance Manual

Overview of how Para 7 operated

This guidance applies to periods of account beginning before 1 January 2005, or beginning after that date and ending before 16 March 2005

Para 7 provided that where a relevant contract (a future, option or contract for differences),

  • either by itself or together with one or more other relevant contracts or loan relationships within sections 92 or 93 FA 1996, and

  • was designed to secure that the relevant amount payable under the contract did not fall below the guaranteed amount,

the relevant contract was treated as a derivative contract for the purposes of FA02/SCH26. Profits and gains from the contract were brought into account using an authorised mark to market method - Para 21(1)(b).

For accounting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2005, the reference to loan relationships within sections 92 or 93 was replaced by reference to one or more loan relationship assets to which FA96/S94A applied, and which represented the rights and liabilities of a host contract. Like Para 6, however, Para 7 was repealed for periods of account beginning on or after 1 January 2005 and ending on or after 16 March 2005.

The main target of Para 7 was prepaid equity derivatives with a floor.

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