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Official guidance
Life Assurance Manual

LAM12000 · International and cross border

  • LAM12010 · Other international issues: overview
  • LAM12020 · Overseas life insurance companies FA12/S139(1)
  • LAM12030 · Branch exemption CTA09/S18Q
  • LAM12040 · Overseas Life Assurance Business (OLAB) FA12/S61
  • LAM12100 · Controlled Foreign Companies (CFC): overview TIOPA10/S371BG-BH
  • LAM12110 · Offshore funds and BLAGAB: interaction of I-E and CFC rules TIOPA10/S371BH and Regulation 5 of SI012/3044
  • LAM12120 · Definition of control and offshore funds held by life insurers: alignment with accounting: standards: Regulation 3 of SI2012/3044
  • LAM12130 · Equity funds: an exclusion for offshore funds mainly holding equities Regulation 4 of SI2012/3044
  • LAM12140 · CFC: avoidance of double charge: modification to TCGA92/S212 chargeable gains computation Regulations 2 and 6 of SI2012/3044
  • LAM12150 · CFC provisions in practice
  • LAM12200 · Transfer pricing
  • LAM12300 · Diverted Profits Tax
  1. International and cross border
  2. International and cross border: CFC provisions in practice

LAM12150 | International and cross border: CFC provisions in practice

From HM Revenue & Customs · Life Assurance Manual

In order to ensure that the CFC rules have been complied with, life insurers will need to have a process to ensure the portfolio is reviewed for compliance.

In practice, this means that for companies writing BLAGAB:

  • equity funds which meet the control provisions in SI2012/3044/Regulation 3 need to be tested to evidence that they meet the tests in Regulation 4 -LAM12130

  • bond funds are identified and excluded where the conditions in TIOPA10/S371BG(7) are met

  • other funds which are CFCs need to be reviewed to identify any where the return is not excluded by the provisions of TIOPA10/S371BH

The ability to include the investment return in FA12/S73 step 2 means that in practice, an actual CFC charge is less likely to arise, with all the complications of the potential double taxation.

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