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Official guidance
Lloyd's Manual

LLM7000 · Double taxation relief

  • LLM7010 · Foreign tax paid by Lloyd's members
  • LLM7020 · Foreign tax paid by Lloyd's members: credit relief claimed by non-residents
  • LLM7030 · Individual Names: Regulations
  • LLM7040 · Individual Names: allocation of foreign tax
  • LLM7050 · Individual Names: allocation of foreign tax: US and Canadian tax
  • LLM7060 · Individual Names: additional payments of foreign tax
  • LLM7070 · Individual Names: refunds of foreign tax
  • LLM7080 · Individual Names: refunds of foreign tax after final year
  • LLM7090 · Individual Names: making DTR claims
  • LLM7100 · Corporate members: Regulations: outline
  • LLM7110 · Corporate members: Regulations: calculating the foreign tax pool: ‘correspondence’ between accounting periods and foreign periods of accounting
  • LLM7120 · Corporate members: Regulations: calculating the foreign tax pool: adjustments of foreign amounts of tax
  • LLM7130 · Corporate members: Regulations: calculating the foreign tax pool: the amount of the pool
  • LLM7140 · Corporate members: Regulations: calculating the foreign tax pool: foreign tax adjustments
  • LLM7150 · Corporate members: Regulations: calculating the foreign tax pool: transitional arrangements
  • LLM7160 · Corporate members: Regulations: how relief is given
  • LLM7170 · Corporate members: Regulations: foreign measure of profit
  • LLM7180 · Corporate members: pre-pooling rules
  • LLM7190 · Corporate members: pre-pooling rules: a practical approach
  1. Double taxation relief: contents
  2. Double taxation relief: corporate members: Regulations: calculating the foreign tax pool: ‘correspondence’ between accounting periods and foreign periods of accounting

LLM7110 | Double taxation relief: corporate members: Regulations: calculating the foreign tax pool: ‘correspondence’ between accounting periods and foreign periods of accounting

From HM Revenue & Customs · Lloyd's Manual

It is necessary to relate tax payable for a foreign period of accounting (FPA) to a UKaccounting period (AP). An FPA and AP “correspond” if the FPA ends in the 12months preceding the beginning of the AP. If there is more than one such FPA, each or allcorresponds to the AP. If (because there is an AP of less than 12 months) under this rulethe FPA could correspond with more than one AP, it is taken to correspond only to thefirst of those APs. Should an FPA exceed 12 months, it is treated as split into successive12 month periods plus any balance. Such complexities are rare, and generally anFPA will correspond with the next AP to begin after its cessation.

The amount of foreign tax payable for a corresponding FPA, that may require restriction asexplained at LLM7120, when calculating relief available for anAP, is called the ‘foreign amount of tax’.

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