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INTM256600 · How the corporate tax regime works for Controlled Foreign Companies

  • INTM256610 · Controlled Foreign Company supplementary pages
  • INTM256620 · How the corporate tax works for Controlled Foreign Companies: When to make a return in respect of a Controlled Foreign Company
  • INTM256630 · How to complete the Controlled Foreign Company supplementary pages
  • INTM256640 · Controlled Foreign Company supplementary pages (forms CT600 & CT600B reproduced)
  • INTM256650 · Intention to pursue an Acceptable Distribution Policy (‘ADP’)
  • INTM256660 · HMRC enquiries: Commissioners’ sanction
  • INTM256670 · HMRC enquiries: records
  • INTM256680 · HMRC enquiries: penalties
  • INTM256690 · HMRC enquiries: examples of penalty cases
  • INTM256700 · Appeals
  • INTM256710 · Notice of liability
  • INTM256720 · Clearances: general
  • INTM256730 · Clearances: what to include in the application
  • INTM256740 · Clearances: standard clearance letter
  • INTM256750 · Clearances: where to send applications
  1. How the corporate tax regime works for Controlled Foreign Companies: Contents
  2. How the corporate tax regime works for Controlled Foreign Companies: Appeals

INTM256700 | How the corporate tax regime works for Controlled Foreign Companies: Appeals

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

First-tier Tribunal - ICTA88/S754(3)

An appeal which involves a question concerning the application of Chapter IV under

  • FA98/SCH18/PARA34(3) against an amendment to a return, or

  • FA98/SCH18/PARA48 against a discovery assessment or discovery determination

is to be heard by the First-tier Tribunal.

Where any appeal under the above legislation is to be determined by the First-tier Tribunal and the resolution of the question is likely to affect the liability under Chapter IV of more than one person, then each of those persons concerned is entitled to appear and be heard by the First-tier Tribunal or to make written representations to them.

The First-tier Tribunal must then determine that particular question separately from any other question in those proceedings and their determination on that question shall have effect as if it were made in an appeal to which each of those persons was a party.

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