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Official guidance
Multinational Top-up Tax and Domestic Top-up Tax

MTT25000 · Calculating the effective tax rate: Covered tax balance

  • MTT25010 · Calculating the covered tax balance
  • MTT25100 · Covered taxes
  • MTT25200 · Amounts to be excluded
  • MTT25210 · Amounts to be included
  • MTT25220 · Intra-group distributions
  • MTT25230 · Refundable imputation tax
  • MTT25300 · Post-filing adjustment of covered taxes
  • MTT25310 · Post-filing adjustment of covered taxes - Effect of rate changes to deferred tax expense
  • MTT25320 · Recalculation where covered taxes not paid
  • MTT25400 · Non-marketable transferable tax credits
  • MTT25500 · Controlled foreign company regimes
  • MTT25510 · Blended CFC regimes
  • MTT25511 · Blended CFC regimes - Applicable ETR of a CFC entity
  • MTT25520 · Allocation of current taxes under cross-crediting regime
  • MTT25600 · Carry-forward of negative covered tax balance where there is an adjusted profit
  • MTT27000 · Deferred tax
  1. Calculating the effective tax rate: Covered tax balance: Contents
  2. Calculating the effective tax rate: Covered tax balance: Intra-group distributions

MTT25220 | Calculating the effective tax rate: Covered tax balance: Intra-group distributions

From HM Revenue & Customs · Multinational Top-up Tax and Domestic Top-up Tax

In some cases, an amount of qualifying current tax expense must be reallocated between the members of a group as a result of an intra-group distribution. This requirement is set out in section 181 of Finance (No.2) Act 2023.

An amount of qualifying current tax expense must be allocated from “R” to “D” where:

  • R and D are members of the same group,

  • R has a direct ownership interest in D, and

  • the underlying profits accounts of R reflect an amount of covered taxes accrued in respect of a distribution received by R from D.

See MTT17030 for guidance on ownership interests.

Meaning of ‘distribution received’

For this purpose, a ‘distribution received’ includes a deemed distribution that is taken into account where a tax is charged on a shareholder of an entity in respect of the undistributed earnings or capital of that entity.

Therefore, an amount of covered taxes accrued in respect of such a deemed distribution may still result in a reallocation, even though the distribution was not actually “received”.

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