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International Manual

INTM489880 · Diverted Profits Tax: notification, charging and payment

  • INTM489882 · Introduction – what companies need to do
  • INTM489884 · Outline of the Diverted Profits Tax process
  • INTM489886 · Duty to notify if potentially within the scope of Diverted Profits Tax - who must notify
  • INTM489888 · Situations where notification is not required
  • INTM489890 · Time limits and penalties
  • INTM489892 · Failure to notify penalties
  • INTM489894 · Interaction with Corporation Tax penalties
  • INTM489896 · Accounting period
  • INTM489898 · How to notify
  • INTM489900 · Raising a Diverted Profits Tax charge – overview
  • INTM489902 · When a preliminary notice must be issued
  • INTM489904 · Issuing the preliminary notice
  • INTM489906 · Content of the preliminary notice
  • INTM489908 · Representations following a preliminary notice
  • INTM489910 · Charging notice
  • INTM489912 · Timing
  • INTM489914 · Who issues the notice
  • INTM489916 · Who should be issued with the charging notice
  • INTM489918 · What should be included in the charging notice
  • INTM489920 · Review period
  • INTM489922 · Designating the end of the review period
  • INTM489924 · Amending a charging notice
  • INTM489926 · Supplementary charging notice
  • INTM489928 · Who should be issued with a supplementary charging notice
  • INTM489930 · Content of a supplementary charging notice
  • INTM489932 · Payment of tax charged as a result of a supplementary charging notice
  • INTM489934 · Amending a supplementary charging notice
  • INTM489936 · Who issues the supplementary charging notices and amending notices
  • INTM489938 · Appeals against charging notices and supplementary charging notices
  • INTM489940 · Information and inspection powers
  • INTM489942 · Payment of tax – overview
  • INTM489944 · Postponement of tax
  • INTM489946 · No deduction for Diverted Profits Tax against profits or income
  • INTM489948 · Taxes that can be credited against Diverted Profits Tax
  • INTM489950 · Controlled foreign companies charges
  • INTM489952 · Process for collecting tax
  • INTM489954 · Collection of tax from a non-UK resident
  • INTM489956 · Collection of tax from a related company
  • INTM489958 · Serving a notice on the related company
  • INTM489960 · Appeals by a related company
  • INTM489962 · Amount of Diverted Profits Tax paid by a related company in a consortium case
  • INTM489964 · Related company’s right to reimbursement
  • INTM489966 · No tax deduction for Diverted Profits Tax paid by a related company
  • INTM489968 · Interest
  • INTM489970 · True Up interest
  • INTM489972 · Late payment interest
  • INTM489974 · Penalties
  1. Diverted Profits Tax: notification, charging and payment: contents
  2. Diverted Profits Tax: notification, charging and payment: collection of tax from a related company

INTM489956 | Diverted Profits Tax: notification, charging and payment: collection of tax from a related company

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

Any amount of DPT due from a non-UK resident company (the taxpayer company) which remains unpaid after the due and payable date can be collected from a related company.

A company is related in this context if, at any time in the relevant period, it was a member

  • of the same group as the taxpayer company;

  • of a consortium which at the time owned the taxpayer company; or

  • of the same group as a company which at the time was a member of a consortium owning the taxpayer company.

The relevant period means the period beginning 12 months before the start of the accounting period to which the unpaid DPT relates and ending on the date that the tax becomes payable.

The taxpayer company and the related company are members of the same group if

  • one is the 51% subsidiary of the other, or

  • both are 51% subsidiaries of a third company.

The definition of consortium takes its meaning from Part 5 of CTA 2010.

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