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INTM120000 · Company residence

  • INTM120010 · Why is company residence important?
  • INTM120020 · What this guidance replaces
  • INTM120030 · Overview
  • INTM120040 · The incorporation rule
  • INTM120050 · The incorporation rule - commencement and transitional provisions
  • INTM120060 · The case law rule - central management and control
  • INTM120070 · 'Treaty non-resident' companies
  • INTM120080 · Treaty tie-breakers and self-assessment
  • INTM120085 · Standard treaty tie-breakers
  • INTM120090 · Certificates of UK residence for companies
  • INTM120100 · Residence under foreign law
  • INTM120110 · Non-UK incorporated companies - cessation of business or liquidation
  • INTM120120 · When to question residence
  • INTM120130 · When HMRC will not usually review residence: introduction
  • INTM120140 · When HMRC will not usually review residence: limitations
  • INTM120150 · When HMRC will not usually review residence: examples
  • INTM120160 · When HMRC will not usually review residence: other cases
  • INTM120170 · When HMRC will not usually review residence: individual directors
  • INTM120180 · How to review residence
  • INTM120181 · Returns and assessments outside normal time limits: Assessing time limits
  • INTM120185 · HMRC Approach to Company Residence in response to COVID-19 Pandemic
  • INTM120190 · When to make a submission to BAI
  • INTM120200 · Statement of Practice 1/90
  • INTM120210 · Guidance originally published in the International Tax Handbook
  1. Company residence: contents
  2. Company residence: non-UK incorporated companies - cessation of business or liquidation

INTM120110 | Company residence: non-UK incorporated companies - cessation of business or liquidation

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

CTA09/S15(2)-(4)

A company resident in but not incorporated in the UK is regarded as continuing to be resident in the UK even though its central management and control may no longer be here where it

  • ceases to carry on business

or

  • goes into liquidation

If the company ceases to carry on business it will remain resident unless and until it starts business again and its central management and control is then outside the UK.

If the company goes into liquidation it remains resident until it ceases to exist.

The effect of this legislation is to prevent the charge to capital gains on migration of a company - TGCA92/S185 - from applying. As the company remains resident a charge on capital gains will arise in the normal course of the disposal of its assets.

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