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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: statutory definition

INTM255190 | Controlled Foreign Companies: exemptions - the motive test: The transaction leg of the motive test: statutory definition

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

ICTA88/SCH25/PARA16 and ICTA88/SCH25/PARA17

To determine whether the facts fit the statutory definition, three questions need to be answered:

  1. are the results of the transaction(s) reflected in the controlled foreign company’s profits for an accounting period?

(ICTA88/SCH25/PARA16)

  1. have those transaction(s) achieved a reduction in United Kingdom tax?

(ICTA88/SCH25/PARA17)

Only if the answer to a l l of the above three questions is yes, will a transaction achieve a more than minimal reduction in United Kingdom tax. If the answer to any of the questions is no, the transaction leg will not be in point and there will be no need to consider the second (motive) element.

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