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INTM595500 · Arbitrage: legislation and principles - receipts

  • INTM595510 · Aim and effect of the legislation
  • INTM595520 · Five conditions need to be met for the receipts rule to apply
  • INTM595530 · Receipts rule conditions
  • INTM595540 · Meaning of scheme for receipts cases
  • INTM595550 · What is reasonable expectation?
  • INTM595560 · What is a contribution to the capital of a company?
  • INTM595570 · Role of the receipts rule in reinforcing other financial avoidance rules
  1. Arbitrage: legislation and principles - receipts: contents
  2. Arbitrage: legislation and principles - receipts: role of the receipts rule in reinforcing other financial avoidance rules

INTM595570 | Arbitrage: legislation and principles - receipts: role of the receipts rule in reinforcing other financial avoidance rules

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

An important role for the arbitrage receipts rule is to reinforce the financial avoidance rules in F2A05/SCH7/S39, and prevent artificial schemes from sidestepping those rules. Therefore the receipts rules will apply in similar situations as the financial avoidance rules, where a UK company issues shares on deferred payment terms. The company acquiring the shares pays more to compensate the UK company for the late payment, which represents a contribution to capital. Arbitrage arises where the paying company obtains a tax deduction for the extra amount that compensates for the delay - the compensation is equivalent to an interest charge - but absent this legislation the amount received would be untaxed.

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