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

MTT51000 · Administration: Filing member

  • MTT51010 · Overview
  • MTT51100 · Identifying the filing member
  • MTT51200 · Nominating an alternative filing member
  • MTT51300 · Obligations
  • MTT51310 · Dissolved partnership - administration obligations
  • MTT51400 · Registration
  • MTT51450 · De-registration
  • MTT51500 · Record-keeping obligation
  1. Administration: Filing member: Contents
  2. Administration: Filing member: Dissolved partnership - administration obligations

MTT51310 | Administration: Filing member: Dissolved partnership - administration obligations

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

In some cases, deemed continuity rules apply to partnerships to deem there to be continuity for the partnership (see MTT42010).

Where deemed continuity rules do not apply and a partnership is dissolved for MTT purposes, the partnership is treated as a continuing entity for the purpose of dealing with its rights and obligations under MTT, for all accounting periods up to dissolution.

For administration purposes, each person who was a partner of the partnership in the accounting period ending with the dissolution is treated as being a partner of that continuing entity.

This is set out in section 232A of Finance (No.2) Act 2023.

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