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Creative Industries Expenditure Credit Manual

CREC071000 · Expenditure credit redemption: credit redemption process

  • CREC071100 · Expenditure credit redemption: the pre-Step 1 restriction
  • CREC071200 · Expenditure credit redemption: Step 1
  • CREC071300 · Expenditure credit redemption: Step 2
  • CREC071400 · Expenditure credit redemption: treatment of amounts withheld at Step 2
  • CREC071500 · Expenditure credit redemption: Step 3
  • CREC071600 · Expenditure credit redemption: Step 4
  • CREC071700 · Expenditure credit redemption: Step 5
  • CREC071800 · Expenditure credit redemption: Step 6 and payment
  • CREC072000 · Expenditure credit redemption: treatment of amounts surrendered to group members
  • CREC072100 · Expenditure credit redemption: effect of credits on Quarterly Instalment Payments (QIPs)
  1. Expenditure credit redemption: credit redemption process: contents
  2. Expenditure credit redemption: Step 5

CREC071700 | Expenditure credit redemption: Step 5

From HM Revenue & Customs · Creative Industries Expenditure Credit Manual

S1179CC CTA 2009

Any amount remaining after Step 4 is used to discharge any other liability of the company to pay a sum to HMRC. This includes both:

  • liabilities reported elsewhere on the CT600 tax return, such as section 455 tax on loans to company participators

  • liabilities outside Corporation Tax – for example, an outstanding VAT charge or liabilities under any contract settlement

Only liabilities that are outstanding are discharged. A company cannot use credit to discharge tax already paid and receive a refund.

Example:

Production Company A has £100,000 credit remaining after Step 4. It also has an unpaid VAT liability of £15,000.

At Step 5, the VAT liability is fully discharged and reduced to nil. Production Company A has £85,000 credit remaining to carry forward to Step 6.

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