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Corporation Tax Act 2010

Crossheading The surcharge allowance

  • Section 269DE Surcharge allowance for banking company in a group containing other banking companies
  • Section 269DF Group surcharge allowance and the nominated company
  • Section 269DG Group allowance allocation statement: submission
  • Section 269DH Group allowance allocation statement: submission of revised statement
  • Section 269DI Group allowance allocation statement: requirements and effect
  • Section 269DJ Surcharge allowance for company not in a group containing other banking companies
  • Section 269DK Excessive specifications of available surcharge allowance
  1. The surcharge allowance
  2. Surcharge allowance for company not in a group containing other banking companies

Section 269DJ | Surcharge allowance for company not in a group containing other banking companies

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)This section makes provision as to the surcharge allowance of a banking company for a chargeable accounting period where section 269DE (surcharge allowance for banking company in a group containing other banking companies) does not apply.

(2)The banking company's surcharge allowance for the chargeable accounting period is so much of its available surcharge allowance for the period as it specifies in its company tax return as its surcharge allowance for that period.

(3)The banking company's “available surcharge allowance” for the chargeable accounting period is £100,000,000.

(4)If the chargeable accounting period is less than 12 months, the banking company's available surcharge allowance for the period is proportionally reduced.

(5)The sum of—

(a)any amount specified under subsection (2) for the chargeable accounting period, and

(b)any amount that is specified under section 371BI(2) of TIOPA 2010 (calculation of CFC charge on banking companies) for the period,

may not exceed the available surcharge allowance for the period.

(6)Section 269DK contains provision about what happens if the requirement in subsection (5) is not met.

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