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INTM255600 · Controlled Foreign Companies: Computation of Chargeable Profits and Creditable Tax

  • INTM255610 · Introduction
  • INTM255620 · Definition of chargeable profits
  • INTM255630 · Assumed residence and apportionment
  • INTM255640 · Place of trade
  • INTM255650 · Transactions with associates
  • INTM255660 · Foreign exchange and currency account
  • INTM255670 · Effect on other liabilities
  • INTM255680 · Close company and group provisions
  • INTM255690 · Claims assumed to be made
  • INTM255700 · Disclaimer and variation of reliefs and claims, or elections that are not reliefs
  • INTM255710 · Form of disclaimer, etc
  • INTM255720 · Majority interest
  • INTM255730 · Time limit
  • INTM255740 · Intangible fixed assets
  • INTM255750 · Capital allowances
  • INTM255760 · Losses in pre-apportionment accounting period
  • INTM255770 · Time limit
  • INTM255780 · Form of claim
  • INTM255790 · Effect of claim
  • INTM255800 · Limitations on scope of ICTA88/SCH24/PARA9
  • INTM255810 · Reconstruction without change of ownership
  • INTM255820 · Unremittable income
  • INTM255830 · Creditable tax
  1. Controlled Foreign Companies: Computation of Chargeable Profits and Creditable Tax: Contents
  2. Controlled Foreign Companies: Computation of Chargeable Profits and Creditable Tax: Time limit

INTM255730 | Controlled Foreign Companies: Computation of Chargeable Profits and Creditable Tax: Time limit

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

ICTA88/SCH24/PARA4(2)

A notice disclaiming reliefs which a company is assumed to have claimed has to be given within 20 months following the end of the accounting period of the controlled foreign company or within such longer period as the Commissioners of HM Revenue & Customs may, in any particular case, allow. Time limits will be extended where there are difficulties outside the power of the United Kingdom interest or interests in obtaining sufficient information to decide that a disclaimer is worthwhile.

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