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INTM489585 · Diverted Profits Tax: application of Diverted Profits Tax: legislation – Finance Act 2015 – core provisions

  • INTM489590 · Overview of Diverted Profits Tax
  • INTM489595 · Section 80 - involvement of entities or transactions lacking economic substance - situation 1 - UK company
  • INTM489600 · Transaction or series of transactions
  • INTM489605 · Section 80 exceptions – excepted loan relationship outcome
  • INTM489610 · Section 80 exceptions – small or medium sized enterprises (SMEs)
  • INTM489615 · Application to partnerships
  • INTM489620 · Section 81 - involvement of entities or transactions lacking economic substance - extension to foreign companies with a UK permanent establishment
  • INTM489625 · Consequences of section 80 or 81 applying
  • INTM489630 · Consequences of section 80 or 81 applying - section 82 - key definitions
  • INTM489635 · Consequences of section 80 or 81 applying - section 83 - cases where no taxable diverted profits arise
  • INTM489640 · Consequences of section 80 or 81 applying - section 84 - calculation by reference to the actual provision
  • INTM489645 · Consequences of section 80 or 81 applying - section 85 - calculation by reference to the relevant alternative provision
  • INTM489650 · Estimating profits for notices – section 80 or 81 cases
  • INTM489655 · Section 86 - avoidance of a UK taxable presence – situation 3
  • INTM489660 · Section 86 exceptions – independent agents, etc.
  • INTM489665 · Section 86 exceptions – companies with limited UK related sales or expenses
  • INTM489670 · Section 86 exceptions – SMEs
  • INTM489675 · Section 86 – the mismatch condition
  • INTM489680 · Section 86 – the tax avoidance condition
  • INTM489685 · Section 86 – application to partnerships
  • INTM489690 · Section 87 - exception for limited UK-related sales or expenses
  • INTM489695 · Consequences of section 86 applying
  • INTM489700 · Consequences of section 86 applying - section 88 - key definitions
  • INTM489705 · Consequences of section 86 applying - section 89 - calculation of profits where only tax avoidance condition is met
  • INTM489710 · Consequences of section 86 applying - section 90 - mismatch condition is met - calculation by reference to the actual provision
  • INTM489715 · Consequences of section 86 applying - section 91 - mismatch condition is met - calculation by reference to the relevant alternative provision
  • INTM489720 · Estimating profits for notices - section 86 cases
  • INTM489725 · The participation condition
  • INTM489730 · The participation condition A - financing arrangements
  • INTM489735 · The participation condition B - non-financing arrangements
  • INTM489740 · The effective tax mismatch outcome
  • INTM489745 · The effective tax mismatch outcome – reduction in the income of the first party
  • INTM489750 · The effective tax mismatch outcome – exempted payments
  • INTM489755 · The effective tax mismatch outcome – 80% payment test
  • INTM489760 · The effective tax mismatch outcome - quantifying the tax reduction
  • INTM489765 · The insufficient economic substance condition – overview
  • INTM489770 · The insufficient economic substance condition – detail
  • INTM489775 · Partnerships
  1. Diverted Profits Tax: application of Diverted Profits Tax: legislation – Finance Act 2015 – core provisions: contents
  2. Diverted Profits Tax: application of Diverted Profits Tax: legislation – Finance Act 2015 – core provisions: partnerships

INTM489775 | Diverted Profits Tax: application of Diverted Profits Tax: legislation – Finance Act 2015 – core provisions: partnerships

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

The legislation contains provisions to ensure this Part of the Act applies correctly where a company is a member of a partnership. These provisions ensure that any references to the expenses or income or revenue of the company apply to that person’s share of the income etc. as determined by apportioning the amounts between the partners on a just and reasonable basis. This will normally follow the profit-sharing ratios applicable to the relevant companies. The provisions mean, for example, that rules such as that relating to the sales revenue threshold apply properly to companies that are members of a partnership, by reference to the proportion of the partnership profits allocated to the company.

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