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Lloyd's Manual

LLM6000 · Conversion

  • LLM6010 · Types of conversion vehicle
  • LLM6020 · ‘interavailability’
  • LLM6030 · Collective conversion schemes: introduction
  • LLM6040 · Collective conversion schemes: shares and loan stock
  • LLM6050 · Namecos
  • LLM6060 · Scottish limited partnerships: introduction
  • LLM6070 · Scottish limited partnerships: types of partner
  • LLM6080 · Scottish limited partnerships: tax regulations
  • LLM6090 · Scottish limited partnerships: restriction of loss relief
  • LLM6100 · Scottish limited partnerships: commencement and cessation
  • LLM6110 · Scottish limited partnerships: terminal loss relief
  • LLM6120 · Scottish limited partnerships: capital gains
  • LLM6130 · Scottish limited partnerships: completing tax returns
  • LLM6140 · Scottish limited partnerships: completing tax returns: non-resident partners
  • LLM6150 · Limited Liability Partnerships
  • LLM6160 · Tax reliefs: background
  • LLM6170 · Schedule 20A FA93
  • LLM6180 · Schedule 20A FA93: Nameco conversions
  • LLM6190 · Schedule 20A FA93: Nameco conversions: trading losses
  • LLM6200 · Schedule 20A FA93: Nameco conversions: syndicate capacity
  • LLM6210 · Schedule 20A FA93: Nameco conversions: ancillary trust fund (ATF) assets
  • LLM6220 · Schedule 20A FA93: SLP and LLP conversions
  • LLM6230 · Schedule 20A FA93: supplementary provisions
  1. Conversion: contents
  2. Conversion: Schedule 20A FA93: Nameco conversions: trading losses

LLM6190 | Conversion: Schedule 20A FA93: Nameco conversions: trading losses

From HM Revenue & Customs · Lloyd's Manual

FA93/SCH20A/PARA2 applies where the converting Name receives income from the Nameco, and continues to own the majority of shares in, and to control, the company throughout a tax year. It allows trading losses from before the conversion to be set off against subsequent income derived from the company, under the “carry forward provision”, which means ICTA88/S385 and ITA07/S83. On a claim, therefore, the income derived from the company is treated as if it were underwriting profits. As with trade transfer relief, ICTA88/S386 and ITA07/S86, such income can be remuneration, dividends or other income.

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