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Corporation Tax Act 2009

Crossheading Exempt classes: anti-avoidance

  • Section 931J Schemes involving manipulation of controlled company rules
  • Section 931K Schemes involving quasi-preference or quasi-redeemable shares
  • Section 931L Schemes involving manipulation of portfolio holdings rule
  • Section 931M Schemes in the nature of loan relationships
  • Section 931N Schemes involving distributions for which deductions are given
  • Section 931O Schemes involving payments for distributions
  • Section 931P Schemes involving payments not on arm's length terms
  • Section 931Q Schemes involving diversion of trade income
  1. Exempt classes: anti-avoidance
  2. Schemes involving diversion of trade income

Section 931Q | Schemes involving diversion of trade income

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)This section applies to a dividend or other distribution that would, apart from this section, fall into an exempt class.

(2)The distribution does not fall into an exempt class if—

(a)the distribution is made as part of a scheme entered into by the recipient and another relevant person (“C”),

(b)if C had received the distribution, it would be reasonable to assume that the distribution would be dealt with under Part 3 (trading income), and

(c)the main purpose, or one of the main purposes, of the scheme is to produce the result that the distribution is dealt with under this Part because it is received by the recipient.

(3)For the purposes of subsection (2)(b) it is to be assumed that, in the case of any relevant transaction to which a relevant person other than C is a party, C were that party to that transaction.

(4)In this section “relevant transaction” means any of the transactions giving rise to the distribution.

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