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Official guidance
Corporate Intangibles Research and Development Manual

CIRD40000 · Intangible assets: groups

  • CIRD40010 · Overview
  • CIRD40020 · Significance of
  • CIRD40030 · Definitional rules
  • CIRD40035 · Example of subsidiary tests
  • CIRD40040 · Company cannot belong to more then one group
  • CIRD40045 · Principal company
  • CIRD40050 · Continuity: take-over or winding up
  1. Intangible assets: groups: contents
  2. Intangible assets: groups: significance of

CIRD40020 | Intangible assets: groups: significance of

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

Why does it matter if there is a group relationship?

Whether there is a group relationship affects a number of other provisions. In particular:

  • transfers of chargeable intangible assets (CIRD20035) between group members generally take place on a tax-neutral basis (CIRD40200);

  • as a consequence there is a ‘degrouping’ adjustment on a company leaving a group while holding an asset that has been transferred to it on tax-neutral terms (CIRD40500);

  • a taxable credit on degrouping can be reallocated between group members (CIRD40705);

  • in certain circumstances unpaid tax arising from a degrouping charge can be recovered from (principally) some other group members (CIRD40720),

  • expenditure on new assets by other group members may count for reinvestment relief (CIRD20400); and

  • reinvestment relief may also be available when the reinvestment takes the form of shares in another company that becomes a group member as a result (CIRD20420).

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