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Oil Taxation Manual

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: Change in Company Ownership: Marginal cases

OT21069A | Corporation Tax Ring Fence: Losses and Group Relief: Change in Company Ownership: Marginal cases

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

It is unusual for HMRC to consider running a CTA10/S673 argument in the context of a company’s ring fence trade. The application of CTA10/S673 is very much dependent on the facts of the case. If you consider that OTA10/S673 could apply, you should contact the Oil and Gas tax policy and technical team in BAI.

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