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Tonnage Tax Manual

TTM05000 · The 75% limit on charters-in

  • TTM05001 · Outline
  • TTM05010 · Outline
  • TTM05100 · Chartered-in
  • TTM05110 · Chartered-in
  • TTM05120 · Chartered-in
  • TTM05130 · Chartered-in
  • TTM05200 · How to calculate 75% limit
  • TTM05210 · How to calculate
  • TTM05220 · How to calculate
  • TTM05230 · How to calculate
  • TTM05240 · How to calculate
  • TTM05250 · How to calculate
  • TTM05300 · If limit exceeded
  • TTM05310 · If limit exceeded
  • TTM05320 · If limit exceeded
  • TTM05330 · If limit exceeded
  • TTM05340 · If limit exceeded
  1. The 75% limit on charters-in: contents
  2. The 75% limit on charters-in: Outline

TTM05010 | The 75% limit on charters-in: Outline

From HM Revenue & Customs · Tonnage Tax Manual

Conditions to be satisfied

It is a requirement of entering or remaining within tonnage tax-

  • in the case of a single company, that not more than 75% of the net tonnage of the qualifying ships operated by it is chartered-in;

  • in the case of a group, that not more than 75% of the aggregate net tonnage of the qualifying ships operated by the members of the group that are qualifying companies is chartered-in.

See TTM05100for the meaning of ‘chartered-in’.

In practice this test is applied by comparing:

  • the total tonnage of qualifying ships ‘chartered-in’ across the ring fence, and

  • the total tonnage of the qualifying ships operated by the group.

Where this test applies to an accounting period, the computation is made by reference to the average tonnage chartered-in/operated in that period (see TTM05200).

See also:

  • TTM05120 for details of the charters to be taken into account

  • TTM05300 for the consequences of exceeding the 75% limit

References

‘Qualifying ships’TTM03500
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