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International Manual

INTM550010 · Hybrids: introduction

  • INTM550020 · What is a hybrid or other mismatch
  • INTM550030 · Examples of hybrid mismatches
  • INTM550040 · Scope of Part 6A, TIOPA 2010
  • INTM550050 · Why was legislation introduced
  • INTM550060 · Overview of legislation
  • INTM550070 · When does the legislation take effect
  • INTM550080 · Interaction with other legislation
  • INTM550085 · Interaction with transfer pricing legislation
  • INTM550086 · Examples of interaction with transfer pricing
  • INTM550090 · Summary of Part 6A
  • INTM550095 · Legislative changes since 1 January 2017
  • INTM550100 · Hybrid and other mismatch structures within Part 6A - example
  1. Hybrids: introduction: contents
  2. Hybrids: introduction: scope of Part 6A, TIOPA 2010

INTM550040 | Hybrids: introduction: scope of Part 6A, TIOPA 2010

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

Part 6A targets hybrid mismatches in the following circumstances

Deduction/non-inclusion outcomes involving

  • Hybrid financial instruments

  • Hybrid transfers

  • Hybrid entity payers

  • Hybrid entity payees

  • Permanent establishments

Double deduction outcomes involving

  • Hybrid entities

  • Dual resident companies

  • Permanent establishments

The legislation also includes rules to deal with arrangements where a mismatch arises entirely outside the UK and is part of the same ‘over-arching arrangement’ as a UK transaction: such arrangements are known as ‘imported’ mismatches. These additional rules are needed to ensure that the legislation cannot be by-passed by routing a mismatch via a third jurisdiction. The imported mismatch rules deal with double deduction or deduction/non-inclusion imported mismatch outcomes involving:

  • Hybrid financial instruments

  • Hybrid transfers

  • Hybrid entity payees

  • Hybrid entity payers

  • Permanent establishments

  • Dual resident companies

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