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OT21045 · Corporation Tax Ring Fence: Losses and Group Relief

  • OT21050 · Loss Relief Restrictions
  • OT21051 · Overview of Loss Relief
  • OT21053 · Group Relief
  • OT21055 · Losses Carried Forward: Losses arising before 1 April 2017
  • OT21056 · Losses Carried Forward: Losses arising after 1 April 2017
  • OT21056A · Losses Carried Forward: Losses arising after 1 April 2017: Decommissioning losses arising after 1 April 2017
  • OT21056B · Losses Carried Forward: Losses arising after 1 April 2017: Non-decommissioning losses arising after 1 April 2017: Ring fence trade
  • OT21056C · Losses Carried Forward: Losses arising after 1 April 2017: Non-decommissioning losses arising after 1 April 2017: Total profits
  • OT21056D · Losses Carried Forward: Losses arising after 1 April 2017: Non-decommissioning losses: Group relief
  • OT21057 · Losses Carried Forward: Restricted relief
  • OT21058 · Losses Carried Forward: Integrity of the ring fence
  • OT21060 · Carry back of abandonment and decommissioning losses
  • OT21065 · Extended Carry Back for General Decommissioning and Terminal Losses
  • OT21066 · Extended Carry Back for General Decommissioning and Terminal Losses - Example
  • OT21067 · Change in Company Ownership: Introduction
  • OT21068 · Change in Company Ownership: Treatment of losses
  • OT21069 · Change in Company Ownership: Major change in nature or conduct of a ring fence trade
  • OT21069A · Change in Company Ownership: Marginal cases
  • OT21069B · Change in Company Ownership: Examples
  • OT21069C · Change in Company Ownership: HMRC’s approach to dealing with transactions
  1. Corporation Tax Ring Fence: Losses and Group Relief: contents
  2. Corporation Tax Ring Fence: Losses and Group Relief: Extended Carry Back for General Decommissioning and Terminal Losses

OT21065 | Corporation Tax Ring Fence: Losses and Group Relief: Extended Carry Back for General Decommissioning and Terminal Losses

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

CTA10\S42

CTA10\S42 allows carry back of general decommissioning losses and terminal losses against ring fence profits back to 17 April 2002. This extended loss carry back applies to losses incurred in APs beginning on or after 12 March 2008. See OT21066 for an example.

Conditions for Relief

To be eligible for relief under CTA10\42:

  • the company must make a claim under CTA10\S37,

  • loss relief must be available for a three year carry back period as

  • either a terminal loss under CTA10\S39,

  • or general decommissioning relief under CTA10\S40

  • the ring fence loss that can be relieved under CTA10\S37 ( ‘L’ ) exceeds the profits against which those losses can be set under S37 (‘P’).

No separate claim is required for this extended loss relief. Relief for general decommissioning expenditure was introduced by FA08\S109. It is an extension of what was, before 12 March 2008, known as ‘abandonment’ relief, available under CAA01\S164.

Extent of carry back

The losses can be set against ring fence profits of AP’s that end on or after 17 April 2002 and which fall wholly or partly before the beginning of the three year set off period.

Amount of relief

The total amount of relief available against ring fence profits of AP’s before the three year set off period is restricted to the excess of L over P. In relieving the ring fence profits of earlier APs, profits of later APs are relieved before profits of earlier AP’s. If an AP straddles the beginning of the three year set off period:

  • its ring fence profits are apportioned on a time basis, and

  • relief under CTA10\S42 is available only for the profits falling before the beginning of the three year set off period.

If an AP straddles 17 April 2002:

  • its profits are apportioned on a time basis, and

  • relief is available only for the profits falling within the period after 16 April 2002.

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