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IFM28000 · Real Estate Investment Trust : Distributions

  • IFM28005 · General
  • IFM28008 · The distribution requirement : CTA2010/S530
  • IFM28010 · Attribution rules: CTA2010/S550
  • IFM28015 · Attribution rules: category (a) – 100% UK REIT investment profits: CTA2010/S550(2)(a)
  • IFM28020 · Attribution rules: category (aa) – 90% mandatory distribution: CTA2010/S550(2)(aa)
  • IFM28023 · Attribution rules: category (a) and (aa) – mandatory distribution: examples
  • IFM28025 · Attribution rules: category (b) - income from taxable activities: CTA2010/S550(2)(b)
  • IFM28028 · Attribution rules: category (b) - income from taxable activities: examples
  • IFM28030 · Attribution rules: category (c) - other income of the property rental business: CTA2010/S550(2)(c)
  • IFM28033 · Attribution rules: category (c) - other income of the property rental business: consequences of Category (b) choices: example
  • IFM28034 · Attribution rules: category (c) - other income of the property rental business: examples
  • IFM28035 · Attribution rules: category (d) - gains of the property rental business: CTA2010/S550(2)(d)
  • IFM28040 · Attribution rules: category (e) – other: CTA2010/S550(2)(e)
  • IFM28045 · Attribution rules: interim distributions: CTA2010/S550
  • IFM28050 · Attribution rules: first accounting period as a UK-REIT: CTA2010/S550
  • IFM28053 · Attribution rules: first accounting period as a UK-REIT: example
  • IFM28054 · Attribution rules: Takeovers/mergers: CTA2010/S550
  • IFM28055 · Attribution rules: leaving the regime and liquidations: CTA2010/S550 and S548(2) and (4)
  • IFM28060 · Administration by UK-REIT: SI2006/2867
  • IFM28065 · Administration: quarterly returns: SI2006/2867
  • IFM28070 · Administration: reconciliations: SI2006/2867
  • IFM28075 · Administration: attribution: example
  • IFM28080 · Administration: quarterly returns and reconciliation: example
  • IFM28085 · Administration: attributions and reconciliation: summary of examples
  • IFM28090 · Administration: attributions and reconciliation: summary of examples
  • IFM28095 · Administration: attributions and reconciliation: summary of examples
  • IFM28115 · Administration: quarterly returns: due dates, assessments etc
  • IFM28120 · Administration: quarterly returns: mistakes : SI2006/2867
  • IFM28125 · Administration: gross payment: SI2006/2867/Reg 7
  • IFM28200 · Manufactured payments: background
  • IFM28210 · Manufactured payments: manufactured PIDs
  • IFM28220 · Manufactured payments: deduction of tax
  • IFM28230 · Dividend strips
  • IFM28240 · Dividend strips: taxation of seller
  1. Real Estate Investment Trust : Distributions: Contents
  2. Real Estate Investment Trust : Distributions: administration: quarterly returns: SI2006/2867

IFM28065 | Real Estate Investment Trust : Distributions: administration: quarterly returns: SI2006/2867

From HM Revenue & Customs · Investment Funds Manual

The company (principal company in the case of a Group REIT) is required to make a return of the PID payments it has made in a return period (SI 2006/2867/ regulation 4). The arrangements for these ‘relevant distributions’ are similar to those for making returns of relevant payments by companies under ITA2007/Part 15 (detailed procedures for collection etc. of IT on relevant payments are shown at CTM35000 onwards). The same form CT61(Z) is used to make returns of relevant distributions.

The return periods are:

· the accounting period itself if it starts and ends within a quarter

· the quarters ending on 31 March, 30 June, 30 September and 31 December (quarter days)

· any shorter period that

- starts at the beginning of an accounting period and ends with the first quarter day in that accounting period

- begins immediately after the last quarter day in an accounting period and ends on the last day of the accounting period.

The return must show the amount of PID paid in the period and the amount of tax deducted from the payments.

If the company has made a mistake in a return, they are required to submit an amended return showing the correct information and to pay over any additional tax due – see IFM28120.

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