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Corporation Tax Act 2009

Crossheading Rules differing from generally accepted accounting practice

  • Section 320 Credits and debits treated as relating to capital expenditure
  • Section 320A Amounts recognised in other comprehensive income and not transferred to profit or loss
  • Section 320B Hybrid capital instruments: amounts recognised in equity
  • Section 321 Credits and debits recognised in equity
  • Section 321A Restriction on debits resulting from release of loans to participators etc
  • Section 322 Release of debts: cases where credits not required to be brought into account
  • Section 323 Meaning of expressions relating to insolvency etc
  • Section 323A Substantial modification: cases where credits not required to be brought into account
  • Section 323B Insurers in financial difficulties: write-down orders
  • Section 324 Restriction on debits resulting from revaluation
  • Section 325 Restriction on credits resulting from reversal of disallowed debits
  • Section 326 Writing off government investments
  • Section 327 Disallowance of imported losses etc
  1. Rules differing from generally accepted accounting practice
  2. Insurers in financial difficulties: write-down orders

Section 323B | Insurers in financial difficulties: write-down orders

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)Subsection (2) applies if a debtor relationship of a company is modified by a write-down order.

(2)The company is not required to bring into account for the purposes of this Part a credit in respect of any change in the carrying value of the liability representing the modified debtor relationship.

(3)If as a result of subsection (2) no credit was brought into account in respect of a change in the carrying value of a liability representing a debtor relationship, the company may not bring into account a debit for the purposes of this Part in respect of a change in the carrying value of that liability, to the extent that the change represents a reversal of the change in carrying value to which subsection (2) applied.

(4)In this section “write-down order” means an order under section 377A of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (court order writing down liabilities of insurer).

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