INTM224000 | Controlled Foreign Companies: Entity Exemptions: contents
From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual
The profits of a CFC are exempt from the CFC charge if any one of five entity-level exemptions applies.
INTM224100 - Chapter 10 - Exempt Period Exemption
The Exemption Period Exemption provides an entity-level exemption for CFCs that have come under UK control for the first time. The period of exemption is temporary, usually 12 months.
INTM224700 - Chapter 11 - Excluded Territories Exemption
The Excluded Territories Exemption provides an entity-level exemption for CFCs that are tax resident in certain territories.
INTM225500 - Chapter 12 - The Low Profits Exemption
The low profits exemption provides an entity-level exemption for CFCs with low levels of profits in an accounting period.
INTM225700 - Chapter 13 - Low Profit Margin Exemption
The low profit margin exemption is an entity-level exemption aimed at those CFCs that perform substantial (in terms of volume) but relatively low value added functions outside the UK such as:
back-office functions,
local marketing and distribution operations,
toll manufacturing, or
call or data-processing centres.
INTM226000 - Chapter 14 - The Tax Exemption
The purpose of this entity level exemption is to easily exclude a CFC from having to apply the CFC rules to its profits when it pays a normal to high level of tax in its territory of residence.
Contents5 entries
- INTM224100Controlled Foreign Companies: Entity Exemptions: Chapter 10 - The Exempt Period Exemption: contents
- INTM224700Controlled Foreign Companies: Entity Exemptions: Chapter 11 - The Excluded Territories Exemption: contents
- INTM225500Controlled Foreign Companies: Entity Exemptions: Chapter 12 - The Low Profits Exemption: contents
- INTM225700Controlled Foreign Companies: Entity Exemptions: Chapter 13 - The Low Profit Margin Exemption: contents
- INTM226000Controlled Foreign Companies: Entity Exemptions: Chapter 14 - The Tax Exemption: contents