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Official guidance
Corporate Intangibles Research and Development Manual

CIRD10100 · Intangible assets: introduction

  • CIRD10101 · Background
  • CIRD10105 · Chronology of CTA09 reforms
  • CIRD10110 · Overview of CTA09/PART8 tax rules
  • CIRD10115 · Link with accountancy
  • CIRD10116 · Simple example of taxation entries derived from figures in accounts
  • CIRD10120 · Capital versus revenue distinction no longer crucial
  • CIRD10125 · Expenditure linked to assets and to non capitalised expenditure
  • CIRD10130 · Disallowance of sums charged in the accounts
  • CIRD10140 · Commencement of the Part 8 regime: pre-FA 2002 assets
  • CIRD10145 · Assets outside CTA09 rules: location of guidance
  • CIRD10150 · Royalties from new or pre-FA 2002 assets
  • CIRD10160 · Related parties
  • CIRD10170 · Reinvestment relief
  • CIRD10175 · Reinvestment relief: transitional arrangements
  • CIRD10180 · Reinvestment relief: example
  • CIRD10190 · Groups of companies
  • CIRD10200 · International aspects
  • CIRD10210 · Finance leasing
  • CIRD10220 · Fungible assets
  • CIRD10230 · Avoidance
  • CIRD10240 · Valuation issues
  1. Intangible assets: introduction: contents
  2. Intangible assets: introduction: international aspects

CIRD10200 | Intangible assets: introduction: international aspects

From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Intangibles Research and Development Manual

Transfer pricing

As a result of bringing intangible assets into an income regime, the transfer pricing rules in TIOPA10/PART4 (INTM410000 onwards) may apply to acquisitions and disposals of assets otherwise of a capital character. There is further guidance at CIRD47060 on the interaction between the arm’s length rule in the transfer pricing code and the market value provision in CTA09/PART8.

Controlled Foreign Companies

For the same reason the acquisition and disposal of intangible assets within the corporate intangible assets regime now need to be taken into account in Controlled Foreign Companies (CFC) computations. See INTM190000 for more inrormation on the CFC rules.

Residence and foreign permanent establishments in the UK

Where a company ceases to be resident in the UK, or where a non-resident ceases to use an intangible asset for its UK trade carried on through a permanent establishment in the UK, its intangible assets are deemed to be disposed of at market value. See CIRD47030.

Where a company becomes resident, or where a non-resident company starts to use an intangible asset it already holds for its trade carried on through a permanent establishment in the UK, the asset is deemed to be acquired for its book value in the accounts. See CIRD47020.

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