INTM225700 | Controlled Foreign Companies: Entity Exemptions: Chapter 13 - The Low Profit Margin Exemption: contents
From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual
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.
Any CFC that satisfies the low profit margin exemption, does not need to be included in a chargeable company’s corporation tax return.
Contents4 entries
- INTM225750Controlled Foreign Companies: Entity Exemptions: Chapter 13 - The Low Profit Margin Exemption: Introduction
- INTM225800Controlled Foreign Companies: Entity Exemptions: Chapter 13 - The Low Profit Margin Exemption: The Basic Rule
- INTM225850Controlled Foreign Companies: Entity Exemptions: Chapter 13 - The Low Profit Margin Exemption: Anti-avoidance
- INTM225900Controlled Foreign Companies: Entity Exemptions: Chapter 13 - The Low Profit Margin Exemption: Example