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INTM255150 · Controlled Foreign Companies: exemptions - the motive test

  • INTM255160 · Introduction to the motive test
  • INTM255170 · The conditions of the motive test
  • INTM255180 · The transaction leg of the motive test: transactions reducing United Kingdom tax
  • INTM255190 · The transaction leg of the motive test: statutory definition
  • INTM255200 · The transaction leg of the motive test: are the results of the transaction(s) reflected in the controlled foreign company’s profits for an accounting period?
  • INTM255210 · The transaction leg of the motive test: reduction in United Kingdom tax?
  • INTM255220 · The transaction leg of the motive test: reduction in United Kingdom tax more than minimal?
  • INTM255230 · The transaction leg of the motive test: motive element
  • INTM255240 · The diversion of profits leg of the motive test
  • INTM255250 · The diversion of profits leg of the motive test: statutory definition
  • INTM255260 · The diversion of profits leg of the motive test: are there receipts reflected in the controlled foreign company’s profits for an accounting period?
  • INTM255270 · The diversion of profits leg of the motive test: would it be reasonable to suppose that the whole or a substantial part of the receipts would have been received by a United Kingdom person?
  • INTM255280 · The diversion of profits leg of the motive test: related company
  • INTM255290 · The diversion of profits leg of the motive test: United Kingdom company
  • INTM255300 · The diversion of profits leg of the motive test: would the United Kingdom person have paid more, or been entitled to less relief from, United Kingdom tax?
  • INTM255310 · The diversion of profits leg of the motive test: motive element
  • INTM255320 · Application of motive test: overview
  • INTM255330 · Controlled Foreign Companies: exemptions ' the motive test - Application of motive test: ‘marginal and isolated failure’ of exempt activities and excluded countries exemptions
  • INTM255340 · Application of motive test: newly-established overseas business
  • INTM255350 · Application of motive test: incorporation of foreign branch
  • INTM255360 · Application of motive test: United Kingdom takeover of overseas group - ‘period of grace’
  • INTM255370 · Application of motive test: holding companies - background
  • INTM255380 · Application of motive test: holding companies - 21 March 2000 example
  • INTM255390 · Application of motive test: holding companies - avoidance of United Kingdom or foreign tax
  • INTM255400 · Application of motive test: holding companies - conduit companies
  • INTM255410 · Application of motive test: Venture Capital Limited Partnerships
  • INTM255420 · Application of motive test: loan relationships legislation
  • INTM255430 · Application of motive test: examples - ‘marginal and isolated failure’ of exempt activities and excluded countries exemptions
  • INTM255440 · Application of motive test: examples - United Kingdom takeover of overseas group
  • INTM255450 · Application of motive test: examples - locally based traders failing the exempt activities test
  • INTM255460 · Application of motive test: examples - intra-group service providers failing the exempt activities test
  • INTM255470 · Application of motive test: examples - controlled foreign company’s profits effectively subject to tax in the United Kingdom
  • INTM255480 · Application of motive test: examples - captive Insurance companies
  • INTM255490 · Application of motive test: examples - ‘money boxes’
  • INTM255500 · Application of motive test: examples - holding companies
  1. Controlled Foreign Companies: exemptions - the motive test: Contents
  2. Controlled Foreign Companies: exemptions - the motive test: The transaction leg of the motive test: transactions reducing United Kingdom tax

INTM255180 | Controlled Foreign Companies: exemptions - the motive test: The transaction leg of the motive test: transactions reducing United Kingdom tax

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

ICTA88/S748(3)(a) and ICTA88/SCH25/PARA16 - PARA18

There are two separate and distinct elements to the first leg of the motive test (the second of which is only relevant if the first element is in point):

  • a statutory definition in ICTA88/SCH25/PARA16 and ICTA88/SCH25/PARA 17 of what is meant by the results of transaction(s) reflected in the controlled foreign company’s profits for an accounting period achieving a more than minimal reduction in United Kingdom tax;

and

  • a motive element in section ICTA88/S748(3)(a) (and ICTA88/SCH25/PARA18) to establish whether the main purpose, or one of the main purposes, of the transaction(s) was to achieve that more than minimal reduction in United Kingdom tax.

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