SolvedCOM53140 | Claims / reliefs: other reliefs: S458 CTA 2010 - giving effect to claim
From HM Revenue & Customs · COTAX Manual
Where an Accounting Period (AP) is affected by a Section 458 (S458) claim in respect of a loan repayment, release or write-off made before the due date (see Glossary for more information) for the AP in which the loan is made, it is usually claimed in the return and reflected in the company’s self assessment.
You may receive a completed form L2P, which is a form provided on the Government website for companies to claim relief. You must look at the information contained in the form to decide whether it should be treated as an amendment to the return, or a Schedule 1A claim.
Clerical actions required
Where a return is submitted electronically, the details are normally captured onto COTAX and the self assessment recorded automatically.
See GOV.UK for more information on Directors Loans
Where COTAX cannot record the self assessment automatically because of other entries on the return, the case appears on RSAW (Record SA Work List) and a CT Co-ordinator uses the ‘record a self assessment’ option in function RAMA (Record/Amend Assessment) to record the self assessment.
Where an AP is affected by a S458 claim in respect of a loan repayment, release or write-off made on or after the due date for the AP in which the loan is made which is not reflected in the original self assessment, take action as follows:
within the time limit for making an amended return, use the ‘record a taxpayer amendment’ option in function RAMA to record the S458 claim on COTAX. See COM23010 for more information
outside the time limit for amending the return and is within Schedule 1A Taxes Management Act (TMA) 1970, use the ‘process a claim’ option in function RAMA to record the S458 claim. See COM52030 for more information
In each case:
enter the end date of the AP during which the loan was repaid and the amount of the relief on the record of the self assessment for the period in which the original S455 charge arose
take care not to give effect to the relief before it is due, taking account of S458(5).
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