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Remittance Basis and Domicile Manual

RDRM35800 · Remittance basis: Amounts remitted: Special mixed funds

  • RDRM35810 · Overview
  • RDRM35820 · Qualifying account
  • RDRM35830 · Ceasing to be a qualifying account
  • RDRM35840 · Breaches of the deposit rule
  • RDRM35850 · Prohibited sums
  1. Remittance basis: Amounts remitted: Special mixed funds: Contents
  2. Remittance basis: Amounts remitted: Special mixed funds: Qualifying account

RDRM35820 | Remittance basis: Amounts remitted: Special mixed funds: Qualifying account

From HM Revenue & Customs · Remittance Basis and Domicile Manual

As part of the special mixed fund rules the individual must nominate an account – the ‘Qualifying Account’ for the purposes of s809RA ITA07. Certain conditions have to be fulfilled to ensure that the nomination of the qualifying account is valid.

Conditions:

  • The individual must notify the Commissioners in writing with the details of the account, this must include the qualifying date of the account

  • The qualifying date is the first date on which more than £10 is paid in to the account that derives wholly or in part, (directly or indirectly) from general earnings of the individual for a relevant tax year in relation to the employment

  • A relevant tax year in relation to the employment is one where the individual’s earnings include both general earnings from s15(1) and s26(1) of ITEPA 2003

  • The account must be an ordinary bank account held by and for the benefit of the individual; the account can be held jointly with others

  • Immediately before the qualifying date the account cannot have a credit balance of more than £10

  • An individual may only nominate one account at a time

  • A nominated account cannot be the qualifying account of two or more individuals at any time

For the purposes of this an ordinary bank account is one that is a cash account in a bank, it can be a current or a savings account.

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