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International Manual

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: Statutory Exclusions

INTM254200 | Controlled Foreign Companies: legislation - introduction and outline: Statutory Exclusions

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

There are a number of statutory exclusions designed to target the Chapter IV charge more specifically.

An overseas company will not necessarily be a controlled foreign company in each of its accounting periods and a controlled foreign company may meet the requirements of an exclusion in one accounting period even if it fails to do so in another. In practice most overseas companies which are under United Kingdom control will not be subject to a charge under Chapter IV.

The remaining pages in this chapter contain a general introduction to the scope of the legislation and direct the reader to more detailed information on particular aspects.

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