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International Manual

INTM254600 · Controlled Foreign Companies: exemptions - Acceptable Distribution Policy ('ADP')

  • INTM254610 · The ADP exemption
  • INTM254620 · Attribution of dividends to accounting periods
  • INTM254630 · Time limit for payment of dividend
  • INTM254640 · Distribution standard
  • INTM254650 · Definition of net chargeable profits
  • INTM254660 · Dividends from preceding periods
  • INTM254670 · Relevant profits
  • INTM254680 · Dividends already taken into account and excluded dividends
  • INTM254690 · Dividends from other Controlled Foreign Companies
  • INTM254700 · Indirect dividends
  • INTM254710 · Non-resident shareholders: one class of shares
  • INTM254720 · Non-resident shareholders: two classes of shares
  • INTM254730 · Non-resident shareholders: indirect interests
  • INTM254740 · Currency translation
  • INTM254750 · Treatment of foreign taxes
  • INTM254760 · Dividends paid out of distributions from a United Kingdom company
  • INTM254770 · Dividends paid under avoidance schemes
  1. Controlled Foreign Companies: exemptions - Acceptable Distribution Policy ('ADP'): Contents
  2. Controlled Foreign Companies: exemptions - Acceptable Distribution Policy ('ADP'): Distribution standard

INTM254640 | Controlled Foreign Companies: exemptions - Acceptable Distribution Policy ('ADP'): Distribution standard

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

The ADP exemption was abolished in FA09 for accounting periods of CFCs beginning on or after 1 July 2009. This guidance only applies to APs ending on or before 30 June 2009

ICTA88/SCH25/PARA2(1)(d) and 2A(6)

Once established, the dividends paid for an accounting period of a controlled foreign company are compared with the chargeable profits of that period to see if the distribution standard is satisfied. For this purpose, only dividends paid to United Kingdom residents are taken into account (but see INTM254700) regarding dividends paid to non-residents). Dividends must represent at least 90% of the net chargeable profits.

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