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International Manual

INTM700000 · International movements of capital

  • INTM700100 · Overview
  • INTM700110 · Previous rules
  • INTM700200 · Repeal of the Treasury Consents regime
  • INTM700300 · Reporting requirement
  • INTM700310 · Reporting requirement: where should reports be sent?
  • INTM700400 · Who should make reports?
  • INTM700500 · Nomination arrangements
  • INTM700600 · What is reportable?
  • INTM700700 · Exclusions from the reporting requirement
  • INTM700710 · Exclusions: cash pooling arrangements
  • INTM700720 · Exclusions: issue of shares and debentures
  • INTM700730 · Exclusions: transfers of shares and debentures
  • INTM700800 · What information should the report include?
  • INTM700900 · Valuing transactions
  • INTM701000 · Other provisions
  • INTM701100 · Commencement
  • INTM701200 · Regulations
  1. International movements of capital: contents
  2. International movements of capital: Reporting requirement: where should reports be sent?

INTM700310 | International movements of capital: Reporting requirement: where should reports be sent?

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

SCH 17/Para 4

The legislation specifies that the reports should be sent to an officer of HMRC so there is no need to send or copy them to HM Treasury. The recommendation is that businesses should address the reports directly to the customer compliance manager (‘CCM’) dealing with their affairs. In cases where a business does not have a CCM appointed the reports should be sent to the office to which corporation tax returns are made.

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