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INTM254150 · Controlled Foreign Companies: legislation - introduction and outline

  • INTM254160 · Guidance on the Controlled Foreign Companies’ rules under self assessment
  • INTM254170 · Nature of the Controlled Foreign Companies’ rules
  • INTM254180 · Controlled Foreign Companies: legislation - introduction and outline: Requirements of the legislation
  • INTM254190 · Relief for foreign taxes
  • INTM254200 · Statutory Exclusions
  • INTM254210 · Definition of Controlled Foreign Company
  • INTM254220 · Exclusions from charge
  • INTM254230 · Chargeable profits and creditable tax
  • INTM254240 · Apportionment of profits
  • INTM254250 · Assessments
  • INTM254260 · Board’s notice of approval and rights of appeal
  • INTM254270 · Reliefs
  • INTM254280 · ACT
  • INTM254290 · Relief against double charge: subsequent disposal
  • INTM254300 · Relief against double charge: subsequent dividends
  • INTM254310 · Controlled Foreign Companies: legislation - introduction and outline: Information
  • INTM254320 · Interest and penalties
  • INTM254330 · Clearance Procedures
  1. Controlled Foreign Companies: legislation - introduction and outline: Contents
  2. Controlled Foreign Companies: legislation - introduction and outline: Requirements of the legislation

INTM254180 | Controlled Foreign Companies: legislation - introduction and outline: Requirements of the legislation

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

The general scheme of the legislation requires:

  • a computation of the profits (exclusive of capital gains) of a controlled foreign company for an accounting period, broadly on the lines of Corporation Tax profits,

  • an apportionment of the profits among those with an interest in the company, then

  • self assessment to tax by all United Kingdom companies to which 25% or more of the profits have fallen to be apportioned. (Amounts apportioned to associates are taken into account in calculating whether the 25% threshold is passed, but not in calculating the amount of tax due.)

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