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Investment Funds Manual

IFM41000 · Remittance basis and FIG regime

  • IFM41010 · Remittance basis: overview
  • IFM41020 · Qualifying conditions
  • IFM41030 · Calculating the foreign proportion of income and gains
  • IFM41040 · When an individual ceases to provide investment management services
  • IFM41050 · Remittance basis: when a company ceases to be a QAHC
  • IFM41060 · Remittance basis: interaction with mixed fund rules
  1. Remittance basis and FIG regime: contents
  2. Remittance basis: interaction with mixed fund rules

IFM41060 | Remittance basis: interaction with mixed fund rules

From HM Revenue & Customs · Investment Funds Manual

As a QAHC can have both UK and foreign situs investment assets, it is possible that a payment to an individual who provides investment management services receives from a QAHC may consist of UK and foreign income, gains, or capital.

Payments that a QAHC makes to such an individual that consist of UK and foreign income or gains will be a mixed fund. The mixed fund ordering rules (RDRM35240) should be applied to any transfers from a mixed fund to establish the nature of any remittances to the UK.

Where the individual receives income or gain from a QAHC that are treated as foreign income or gain a mixed fund will not be created if the QAHC:

  • makes a separate payment of the income or gain that is treated as foreign, and

  • the foreign income or gain is paid into a separate account

However, if the foreign income or gain is paid into an account that already holds capital, income or gains, the funds in the account will be a mixed fund (RDRM35210)

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