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International Exchange of Information Manual

IEIM300000 · Country-by-Country reporting

  • IEIM300010 · Introduction
  • IEIM300020 · OECD guidance
  • IEIM300030 · Groups in scope and entities that must report
  • IEIM300040 · When does it start and what is the deadline for filing?
  • IEIM300050 · The filing obligation
  • IEIM300060 · Exceptions to the filing obligation
  • IEIM300070 · Voluntary filing of CbC reports
  • IEIM300080 · UPEs - Direction relating to contents of the CbC report
  • IEIM300090 · UKEs – Directions relating to contents of the CbC reports
  • IEIM300100 · Directions relating to the information required to be included in Table 3 of the CbC report
  • IEIM300110 · Directions relating to notification requirements
  • IEIM300120 · Examples of filing and notification obligations
  • IEIM300121 · Directions relating to how CbC reports will be filed
  • IEIM300140 · Guidance on the completion of the CbC report
  • IEIM300160 · Which countries will HMRC exchange CbC reports with?
  • IEIM300170 · Master and Local files
  • IEIM300180 · How will HMRC use this information?
  • IEIM300190 · Appropriate use of Country by Country reporting data
  • IEIM300200 · Penalties
  • IEIM300210 · OECD 2020 review of CbC reporting
  • IEIM30002729 · Examples of filing and notification obligations
  • IEIM300031 · Directions relating to the filing of CbC reports on an XML schema
  • IEIM30003335 · Appropriate use of Country by Country reporting data
  1. Country-by-Country reporting: Contents
  2. Country-by-Country reporting: OECD guidance

IEIM300020 | Country-by-Country reporting: OECD guidance

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Exchange of Information Manual

CbC reporting is being implemented across the world and to ensure consistency the first place to seek guidance is the OECD report which contains a lot of detailed guidance about completing a CbC report.

This guidance is also being updated regularly and the UK is involved in discussions at the OECD to arrive at agreed answers to issues raised. The latest guidance published is available at:

http://www.oecd.org/tax/beps/guidance-on-country-by-country-reporting-beps-action-13.htm

In general when completing the CbC report, the data should be drawn from consistent sources each year. HMRC does not specify which data sources should be used but these can include consolidation reporting packages, separate entity statutory financial statements, regulatory financial statements or internal management accounts.

In addition to drawing on the MNE group’s financial data, the OECD have provided specific guidance to assist with completing the CbC report. For example, clarifying the definition of revenue. More information can be found at Annex III of the Action 13 report.

If you consider that an entry on the CbC report requires further clarification, Table 3 of the CbC report should be used to provide any additional narrative.

This guidance will help customers complete a CbC report, but where a customer has an issue that is not addressed by this or the OECD’s guidance, they should contact their Customer Compliance Manager (CCM). If the customer has no CCM, email queries should be sent to [email protected] Please include “CbCR” within the subject line.

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