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Finance (No. 2) Act 2023

Crossheading Covered taxes less than nil

  • Section 202 Covered taxes balance less than nil when members in a territory have a profit
  • Section 203 Additional top-up amounts where covered taxes less than expected
  • Section 204 Allocation of collective additional amount under section 203 to members
  • Section 205 Election to carry forward and reduce collective additional amount
  1. Covered taxes less than nil
  2. Covered taxes balance less than nil when members in a territory have a profit

Section 202 | Covered taxes balance less than nil when members in a territory have a profit

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)This section applies to the standard members of a multinational group in a territory (“the relevant territory”) in an accounting period (“the current period”) if—

(a)those members do not have a collective loss for the current period, and

(b)the combined covered tax balance for those members for the current period is less than nil (including as a result of this section or section 205 having applied in a previous accounting period).

(2)Where this section applies—

(a)the amount of the combined covered tax balance for the current period is to be added to the combined covered tax balance for the standard members in the relevant territory in the next accounting period in which those members do not have a collective loss (which as the balance for the current period is negative will reduce the combined covered tax balance for that next period), and

(b)the combined covered tax balance for those members for the current period is to be treated as nil (and as a result of Step 5 in section 132(1) their effective tax rate for the current period will be 0%).

(3)For the purposes of this section and sections 203 to 205, the standard members of a multinational group in a territory have a collective loss for a period if the result of Step 2 in section 132(1) is nil or less for those members for that period.

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