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Official guidance
Corporate Finance Manual

CFM90600 · Debt Cap: gateway test

  • CFM90610 · Introduction
  • CFM90615 · Debt Cap Gateway test: CTSA returns
  • CFM90620 · Test based around period of account of the worldwide group
  • CFM90630 · UK net debt derived from financial statements of group companies
  • CFM90640 · UK permanent establishments
  • CFM90650 · Group companies with different accounting periods to that of the worldwide group
  • CFM90655 · The accounting periods of companies joining or leaving a group
  • CFM90660 · Worldwide gross debt derived from group consolidated financial statements
  • CFM90670 · Group does not prepare consolidated financial statements
  • CFM90680 · UK net debt derived from financial statements of group companies
  • CFM90690 · De minimis limit
  • CFM90700 · Calculation of worldwide gross debt
  • CFM90710 · Definition of relevant liabilities - short and long term borrowings
  • CFM90715 · Definition of relevant liabilities: UK permanent establishments
  • CFM90718 · Definition of relevant liabilities - finance leases and ‘quasi loans’
  • CFM90720 · Definition of relevant assets
  • CFM90730 · Calculation of gateway test using the presentation currency of the group
  • CFM90740 · Application of the gateway test: examples
  1. Debt Cap: gateway test: contents
  2. Debt cap: gateway test: the accounting periods of companies joining or leaving a group

CFM90655 | Debt cap: gateway test: the accounting periods of companies joining or leaving a group

From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Finance Manual

This guidance applies to worldwide group periods of account ending before or straddling 1 April 2017.

How to work out the accounting period when a company joins or leaves a group or groups merge

TIOPA10/S262 (8) provides that where a company becomes a relevant group company or group securitisation company part way through a period of account of the worldwide group, the accounting period starts on the date that the company becomes a relevant group company or group securitisation company. Similarly, where a company ceases to be a relevant group company or group securitisation company part way through a period of account of the worldwide group, that date is taken as the end date.

Again, the company is not required to prepare a full audited balance sheet at these dates; instead it only need consider what the amounts of relevant liabilities (see CFM90710) and relevant assets (see CFM90720) would be at those dates if a balance sheet had been prepared in accordance with GAAP on those dates.

Mergers and Takeovers

FA12 introduced rules to deal with mergers or takeovers or de-mergers between groups and these rules are at CFM90480 onwards.

CFM90670 explains how TIOPA10/S348 is applied in practice.

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