CG-APP17 - Appendix 17 - Draft steerage on the Company Capital Loss Restriction - HMRC inner handbook

This draft steerage in Appendix 17 has been partially up to date (as at 22 December 2021) with a purpose to make clear graduation provisions for corporations writing BLAGAB in part 5. The rest of steerage is below evaluate to be totally built-in into the CG handbook when additional updates may additionally be made, therefore that is nonetheless to be handled as draft steerage.

From 1 April 2020, the restriction introduced at Price range 2018 was launched to limit the proportion of annual capital achieve that may be relieved by introduced ahead capital losses to 50%.

The federal government consulted on the measure from 29 October 2018 to 25 January 2019.

A response to that session was revealed on 11 July 2019 along with draft laws. A interval of technical session ran from 11 July 2019 to five September 2019.

Revised draft laws was revealed as a part of the Finance Invoice 2020 on 19 March 2020.

HM Income & Customs can’t publish formal steerage till the laws is finalised (as it might be amended through the progress of the Finance Invoice). Nonetheless, because the measure took impact on 1 April 2020 (earlier than the laws grew to become legislation) the primary model of this draft steerage was revealed to help corporations which can have been affected previous to the laws being finalised.

The Finance Invoice 2020 was finalised changing into the Finance Act after receiving Royal Assent on 22 July 2020.

As that is draft steerage, it might be topic to additional adjustments as not all points have been reviewed for the reason that laws grew to become closing.

This draft steerage contains examples of how the laws operates. We intend to publish full steerage on this topic in 2022.

The contents of this steerage are:-

The Company Capital Loss Restriction (CCLR) – Important provisions
Interplay of CCLR with clogged losses
Interplay of CCLR with pre-entry losses
Anti-avoidance preparations
Graduation provisions
Anti-forestalling preparations
Firms with out a supply of chargeable revenue
CCLR for bancrupt corporations
CCLR for offshore collective funding autos
CCLR for all times insurance coverage corporations
CCLR for oil corporations
Interplay of CCLR with actual property funding trusts
Quarterly instalment funds

Please notice that for the needs of this steerage chargeable positive factors and allowable losses could also be known as capital positive factors and capital losses. The time period arising has the identical that means as accruing.

The Company Capital Loss Restriction (CCLR) – Important provisions

FB20/Sch 3 Paras 1 to 7 & 24 to 38 (now FA20/Sch 4, Pt 1, Paras 1 to 7 & 24 to 38)

CTA10/S269ZBA, S269ZC, S269ZD & S269ZF

For accounting intervals which start on or after 1 April 2020, the CCLR will apply to limit the quantity of carried-forward capital losses that an organization can use to offset its capital positive factors of an accounting interval. For accounting intervals which start earlier than 1 April 2020 and finish on or after 1 April 2020, particular graduation provisions apply, see Part 5 under.

The place carried-forward capital losses are used to offset capital positive factors in an accounting interval, solely 50% of these positive factors could be offset.

A deductions allowance of as much as £5 million per 12 months is obtainable, which will increase the quantity of carried-forward losses that may be offset.

This steerage units out how the loss restriction applies particularly for capital positive factors and losses, so concentrates on the CCLR. The total steerage on how the loss restriction applies for different forms of losses (the Company Revenue Loss Restriction or CILR as launched with impact from 1 April 2017) could be discovered at CTM05000.

This steerage contains examples restricted to situations with solely capital positive factors and losses earlier than increasing into an instance with a wide range of earnings, positive factors and losses in play.

Restriction on deductions from chargeable positive factors

When an organization accrues a capital loss on the disposal of an asset, that loss is ready in opposition to any capital positive factors of the identical accounting interval (TCGA92/S2A(1)(a), see CG15800P). Insofar as capital losses can’t be offset in opposition to positive factors of the identical accounting interval, they’re carried ahead and are offset in opposition to positive factors arising in later accounting intervals (TCGA92/S2A(1)(b)).

The CCLR restricts the quantity of capital losses that may be offset below TCGA92/S2A(1)(b) to the Related Most.

Definitions

Related Most is the sum of:-

50% of the corporate’s Related Chargeable Features for the accounting interval, plus
The corporate’s Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance.

An organization’s Related Chargeable Features for an accounting interval are:-

The corporate’s Qualifying Chargeable Features for the interval, much less
The corporate’s Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance.

An organization’s Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance is:-

The quantity specified within the firm’s tax return, or
Nil, if no quantity is specified.

The corporate’s Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance could not exceed:-

The quantity of the corporate’s deductions allowance, much less the entire of
Any quantity specified of buying and selling revenue deductions allowance, plus
Any quantity specified of non-trading revenue earnings deductions allowance, plus
Any quantity specified of BLAGAB Deductions Allowance (see Part 10 under).

The place the accounting interval is for a interval of 12 months, the entire quantity of deductions allowance out there to a bunch is £5 million. This quantity is diminished proportionately for accounting intervals of lower than 12 months. There’s particular provision for sure corporations with out a supply of chargeable revenue who’ve very brief accounting intervals, see Part 7 under.

An organization’s Qualifying Chargeable Features are:-

The corporate’s chargeable positive factors included in complete earnings (see Step 3 under), much less
Any quantity that may be set in opposition to complete earnings which is allotted to chargeable positive factors (see Step 4 under).

Within the allocation above, the quantity allotted could not cut back the chargeable positive factors under nil.

An organization’s Whole Related Non-Buying and selling Earnings is:-

The corporate’s qualifying non-trading revenue earnings for the interval, plus
The corporate’s Qualifying Chargeable Features for the interval, much less
The corporate’s Non-Buying and selling Earnings Deductions Allowance.

The Non-Buying and selling Earnings Deductions Allowance is the sum of:-

The corporate’s non-trading revenue deductions allowance, and
The corporate’s Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance.

Calculation of CCLR

The steps from the CILR have been modified to incorporate the CCLR. Specifically, non-trading earnings have now been separated into non-trading revenue earnings and chargeable positive factors.

Step 1

Calculate the modified earnings for the corporate, excluding sure carried-forward losses as set out in CTA/S269ZF(4) (see CTM05040). Carried-forward capital losses at the moment are additionally excluded in calculating the modified earnings.

If the entire modified earnings are nil (or much less) no additional computation is required, else transfer onto Step 2.

Step 2

Calculate the entire quantity of reliefs that may be set in opposition to the corporate’s complete earnings for the accounting interval. That is the Step 2 Quantity.

Step 3

Divide the entire earnings into:-

Buying and selling earnings
Non-trading revenue earnings
Chargeable positive factors

If no carried-forward capital losses are being offset, the chargeable positive factors needn’t be separated from the non-trading revenue earnings.

Step 4

The Step 2 Quantity should be allotted between:-

Buying and selling earnings
Non-trading revenue earnings
Chargeable positive factors

The corporate can allocate its reliefs because it needs however the quantities can’t cut back the earnings or positive factors under nil.

Step 5

The Step 3 quantities as diminished by the Step 4 quantities kind:-

The corporate’s qualifying buying and selling earnings,
The corporate’s qualifying non-trading revenue earnings, and
The corporate’s Qualifying Chargeable Features.

Deductions Allowance

The corporate should calculate the utmost quantity of deductions allowance due, then allocate this, because it chooses and as is required, between:-

An quantity of buying and selling revenue deductions allowance,
An quantity of non-trading revenue earnings deductions allowance,
An quantity of BLAGAB Deductions Allowance (see Part 10 under), and
An quantity of Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance.

Calculate the Related Chargeable Features

As above, that is:-

The corporate’s Qualifying Chargeable Features (from Step 5 above) for the interval, much less
The corporate’s Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance.

This quantity can’t be under nil, so the quantity of Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance is restricted accordingly.

Calculate the Related Most

As above that is:-

50% of the corporate’s Related Chargeable Features for the accounting interval, plus
The corporate’s Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance.

Carried-forward capital losses as much as this quantity could also be deducted in computing the corporate’s complete earnings.

Compute the remaining components of the restriction

The Qualifying Chargeable Features will now kind a part of the computation of the Related Most for Non-Buying and selling Earnings.

Any carried-forward non-trading revenue losses should now be restricted in accordance with the amended guidelines in CTA10/S296ZC.

Individually, any restriction to carried-forward buying and selling losses, as required by CTA10/S269ZB must be computed.

Any restriction to the carried-forward losses which could be offset in opposition to complete earnings, as required by CTA10/S269ZD must be computed.

Extra particulars on these computations could be discovered within the CILR steerage at CTM05000.

Instance 1 – CCLR solely (simplified)

An organization has the next carried-forward losses:-

| Capital losses | £15 million |
|—————-|————–|

Within the 12 months ended 31 December 20X8, the corporate makes the next earnings and positive factors:-

Capital positive factors	£11 million
Capital losses	£1 million
Property earnings	£3 million
Buying and selling earnings	£5 million
Non-trading mortgage relationship (NTLR) deficits	£2 million

Step 1

The corporate’s modified earnings shall be:-

Capital positive factors of the interval	£11 million
Much less capital losses of the interval	£1 million
Plus property earnings	£3 million
Plus buying and selling earnings	£5 million

The modified earnings are subsequently £18 million. These are larger than nil so we’ll progress to Step 2.

Step 2

The reliefs that may be set in opposition to the corporate’s complete earnings for the accounting interval are, on this case, the NTLR deficits.

The Step 2 Quantity is subsequently £2 million.

Step 3

Divide the entire earnings into:-

Buying and selling earnings
Non-trading revenue earnings
Chargeable positive factors

On this case, the buying and selling earnings are £5 million.

The non-trading revenue earnings are £3 million (the property earnings).

The chargeable positive factors are £10 million (the capital positive factors of the interval (£11 million) much less the capital losses of the interval (£1 million)).

Step 4

The corporate can allocate the Step 2 Quantity of £2 million because it needs to both the buying and selling earnings, non-trading revenue earnings or chargeable positive factors or a mixture of those (however not in order to cut back any one in every of these under nil).

On this case, we’ll assume that the corporate will allocate the £2 million to buying and selling earnings.

Step 5

Following Step 4, the quantities shall be:-

Qualifying buying and selling earnings	£3 million
Qualifying non-trading revenue earnings	£3 million
Qualifying Chargeable Features	£10 million

Deductions Allowance

The corporate can select the right way to allocate its £5 million deductions allowance. On this case, because it solely has carried-forward capital losses it can allocate £5 million to its Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance.

Calculate the Related Chargeable Features

That is:-

The corporate’s Qualifying Chargeable Features (from Step 5 above) for the interval, much less
The corporate’s Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance.

The Related Chargeable Features are subsequently £10 million much less £5 million = £5 million.

Calculate the Related Most

That is:-

50% of the corporate’s Related Chargeable Features for the accounting interval, plus
The corporate’s Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance.

The Related Most is subsequently 50% of £5 million (= £2.5 million) plus £5 million = £7.5 million.

The carried-forward capital losses will subsequently be restricted to £7.5 million.

Compute the remaining components of the restriction

There aren’t any different losses to be restricted, so the entire earnings can now be computed:-

Capital positive factors of the interval	£11 million
Much less capital losses of the interval	£1 million
Much less carried-forward capital losses (restricted)	£7.5 million
Plus property earnings	£3 million
Plus buying and selling earnings	£5 million
Much less NTLR deficits	£2 million

The full earnings chargeable to Company Tax are subsequently £8.5 million.

Instance 2 – CCLR & CILR

An organization has the next carried-forward losses:-

Capital losses	£40 million
Buying and selling losses (pre-2017)	£30 million
NTLR deficits (post-2017)	£5 million
Administration bills	£9 million

Within the 12 months ended 31 December 20X8, the corporate makes the next earnings and positive factors:-

Capital positive factors	£17 million
Capital losses	£1 million
Non-trading revenue earnings	£15 million
Buying and selling earnings	£9 million
NTLR deficits	£8 million

Step 1

The corporate’s modified earnings shall be:-

Capital positive factors of the interval	£17 million
Much less capital losses of the interval	£1 million
Plus non-trading revenue earnings	£15 million
Plus buying and selling earnings	£9 million

The modified earnings are subsequently £40 million. These are larger than nil so we’ll progress to Step 2.

Step 2

The reliefs that may be set in opposition to the corporate’s complete earnings for the accounting interval are, on this case, the NTLR deficits.

The Step 2 Quantity is subsequently £8 million.

Step 3

Divide the entire earnings into:-

Buying and selling earnings
Non-trading revenue earnings
Chargeable positive factors

On this case, the buying and selling earnings are £9 million.

The non-trading revenue earnings are £15 million (the property earnings).

The chargeable positive factors are £16 million (the capital positive factors of the interval (£17 million) much less the capital losses of the interval (£1 million)).

Step 4

The corporate can allocate the Step 2 Quantity of £8 million because it needs to both the buying and selling earnings, non-trading revenue earnings or chargeable positive factors or a mixture of those (however not in order to cut back any one in every of these under nil).

On this case, we’ll assume that the corporate will allocate the in-year reliefs as follows:-

£2 million to buying and selling earnings,
£3 million to non-trading revenue earnings, and
£3 million to chargeable positive factors.

Step 5

Following Step 4, the quantities shall be:-

Qualifying buying and selling earnings	£7 million
Qualifying non-trading revenue earnings	£12 million
Qualifying Chargeable Features	£13 million

Deductions Allowance

The corporate can select the right way to allocate its £5 million deductions allowance. On this case, the corporate may allocate as much as £5 million as Buying and selling Earnings Deductions Allowance, £5 million as Non-Buying and selling Revenue Earnings Deductions Allowance and as much as £5 million as Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance (however restricted to £5 million general).

On this case, the corporate decides to allocate:-

£3 million to its Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance, and
£2 million to its Non-Buying and selling Revenue Earnings Deductions Allowance.

Calculate the Related Chargeable Features

That is:-

The corporate’s Qualifying Chargeable Features (from Step 5 above) for the interval, much less
The corporate’s Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance.

The Related Chargeable Features are subsequently £13 million much less £3 million = £10 million.

Calculate the Related Most for chargeable positive factors

That is:-

50% of the corporate’s Related Chargeable Features for the accounting interval, plus
The corporate’s Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance.

The Related Most for chargeable positive factors is subsequently 50% of £10 million (= £5 million) plus £3 million = £8 million.

The carried-forward capital losses will subsequently be restricted to £8 million.

Compute the remaining components of the restriction

Calculate the Related Buying and selling Earnings

That is:-

The corporate’s Qualifying Buying and selling Earnings (from Step 5 above) for the interval, much less
The corporate’s Buying and selling Earnings Deductions Allowance.

The Related Buying and selling Earnings are subsequently £7 million much less £ nil = £7 million.

Calculate the Related Most for buying and selling earnings

That is:-

50% of the corporate’s Related Buying and selling Earnings for the accounting interval, plus
The corporate’s Buying and selling Earnings Deductions Allowance.

The Related Most for buying and selling earnings is subsequently 50% of £7 million (= £3.5 million) plus £ nil = £3.5 million.

The carried-forward buying and selling losses will subsequently be restricted to £3.5 million.

Calculate the Related Non-Buying and selling Earnings

That is:-

The corporate’s Qualifying Non-Buying and selling Earnings (from Step 5 above) for the interval, much less
The corporate’s Non-Buying and selling Earnings Deductions Allowance.

The Qualifying Non-Buying and selling Earnings are:-

The Qualifying Non-Buying and selling Revenue Earnings, plus
The Qualifying Chargeable Features.

The Qualifying Non-Buying and selling Earnings are subsequently £12 million plus £13 million = £25 million.

The Non-Buying and selling Earnings Deductions Allowance is:-

The Non-Buying and selling Revenue Earnings Deductions Allowance, plus
The Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance.

The Non-Buying and selling Earnings Deductions Allowance is subsequently £2 million plus £3 million = £5 million.

The Related Non-Buying and selling Earnings are subsequently £25 million much less £5 million = £20 million.

Calculate the Related Most for non-trading earnings

That is:-

50% of the corporate’s Related Non-Buying and selling Earnings for the accounting interval, plus
The corporate’s Non-Buying and selling Earnings Deductions Allowance.

The Related Most for non-trading earnings is subsequently 50% of £20 million (= £10 million) plus £5 million = £15 million.

The full carried-forward losses which could be set in opposition to non-trading earnings shall be restricted to £15 million. Of this, £8 million capital losses have been used. That leaves £7 million non-trading earnings that may be offset with applicable carried-forward revenue losses comparable to pre-2017 NTLR deficits, had been there to be any.

Calculate the Related Whole Earnings

That is:-

The corporate’s Qualifying Whole Earnings (from Step 5 above) for the interval, much less
The corporate’s Deductions Allowance.

The Related Whole Earnings are subsequently £32 million much less £5 million = £27 million.

Calculate the Related Most for complete earnings

That is:-

50% of the corporate’s Related Whole Earnings for the accounting interval, plus
The corporate’s Deductions Allowance.

The Related Most for complete earnings is subsequently 50% of £27 million (= £13.5 million) plus £5 million = £18.5 million.

Use of losses

The corporate can offset carried-forward losses as much as a most quantity of £18.5 million.

Particularly, the corporate can offset carried-forward losses as much as:-

£8 million which might solely be offset in opposition to capital positive factors (A),
£3.5 million which might solely be offset in opposition to buying and selling earnings (B),
£15 million which might solely be offset in opposition to non-trading earnings (C). This contains losses that may be set in opposition to non-trading revenue earnings and chargeable positive factors topic to a discount for any losses utilized in A.
£18.5 million which could be offset in opposition to complete earnings (D) topic to a discount for any losses utilized in A to C.

The one kind of losses out there to make use of below A are carried-forward capital losses.

The one kind of losses out there to make use of below B (on this instance) are pre-2017 buying and selling losses.

There solely kind of losses out there to make use of below C on this instance are the carried-forward capital losses.

The post-2017 NTLR deficits and the administration bills can be found (on this instance) to make use of below D.

The corporate is free to decide on the right way to make up the £18.5 million losses that it’s allowed to offset inside the above restrictions. On this instance, we’ll assume that it makes use of the next:-

Carried-forward capital losses (A)	£8 million
Carried-forward pre-2017 buying and selling losses (B)	£3.5 million
Carried-forward post-2017 NTLR deficits (D)	£5 million
Carried-forward administration bills (D)	£2 million

Calculate the Whole Earnings

The full earnings shall be:-

Capital positive factors of the interval	£17 million
Much less capital losses of the interval	£1 million
Much less carried-forward capital losses (restricted)	£8 million
Plus buying and selling earnings	£9 million
Much less carried-forward pre-2017 buying and selling losses (restricted)	£3.5 million
Plus non-trading revenue earnings	£15 million
Much less carried-forward post-2017 NTLR deficits (restricted)	£5 million
Much less carried-forward administration bills (restricted)	£2 million
Much less NTLR deficits	£8 million

The full earnings chargeable to Company Tax are subsequently £13.5 million.

The unused losses out there to hold ahead are:-

Capital losses	£32 million
Buying and selling losses (pre-2017)	£26.5 million
NTLR deficits (post-2017)	£ nil
Administration bills	£7 million

Interplay of CCLR with clogged losses

FB20/Sch 3 Para 17 (now FA20/Sch 4 Para 17)

TCGA92/S18

The place a clogged loss (a loss arising from a transaction with a linked particular person) is carried ahead it may possibly solely be set off in opposition to positive factors arising from disposals to that very same particular person when they’re nonetheless linked (TCGA92/S18(3)), see CG14561.

Because the CCLR requires in-year losses to be offset as opposed to carried-forward losses, the CCLR will limit the usage of carried-forward clogged losses, particularly the place there are in-year losses which aren’t clogged.

An organization could make a declare to swap an quantity of in-year losses with carried-forward clogged losses.

Clogged Loss Declare

An organization could make a declare in an accounting interval when:-

It has carried-forward clogged losses;
It makes a capital achieve within the accounting interval in opposition to which the clogged losses might be offset; and
It makes a capital loss within the accounting interval which isn’t clogged.

The place an organization makes a sound declare:-

The quantity of specified carried-forward clogged losses are handled as losses arising within the accounting interval;
The identical quantity of losses which arose within the accounting interval are handled as losses carried-forward from a earlier accounting interval.

The required quantity of losses is restricted to the lessor of:-

The full quantity of carried-forward clogged losses;
The positive factors of the accounting interval in opposition to which the clogged losses could be offset below s18(3); or
The losses of the accounting interval.

Instance 3 – Clogged losses

A Ltd makes a disposal of an asset to B Ltd (a linked particular person) in an accounting interval, leading to a achieve of £7 million accruing.

In the identical accounting interval, A Ltd disposes of property (to not linked individuals), leading to losses of £2 million accruing.

A Ltd has carried-forward clogged losses of £5 million which accrued from a earlier disposal to B Ltd.

A Ltd is an element of a bigger group which has already utilised the £5 million deductions allowance.

No declare

Below the CCLR, if no declare is made, the Related Chargeable Features are:-

Features of the accounting interval (£7 million), much less
Losses of the accounting interval (£2 million), much less
Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance (£ nil).

The Related Chargeable Features are £5 million.

The Related Most positive factors are £2.5 million (50% of £5 million plus any Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance).

The carried-forward clogged losses which can be utilized to offset positive factors are subsequently restricted to £2.5 million.

The online chargeable positive factors of the accounting interval, after making use of the CCLR, shall be £2.5 million and clogged losses of £2.5 million (£5 million – £2.5 million) shall be carried ahead.

Declare

The three circumstances, as set out above, for the corporate to have the ability to make a declare are met.

The quantity of losses that the corporate can specify is the lessor of:-

The full quantity of carried-forward clogged losses (£5 million);
The positive factors of the accounting interval in opposition to which the clogged losses could be offset below s18(3) (£7 million);
The losses of the accounting interval (£2 million).

On this case, the quantity is £2 million. If the corporate claims the total quantity, the carried-forward clogged losses and in-year losses shall be swapped.

The Related Chargeable Features shall be:-

Features of the accounting interval (£7 million), much less
Claimed quantity of carried-forward clogged losses (£2 million), much less
Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance (£ nil).

The Related Chargeable Features are £5 million.

The Related Most positive factors are £2.5 million (50% of £5 million).

On account of the declare the corporate now has carried-forward clogged losses of £3 million and common carried-forward losses of £2 million. The corporate can allocate its losses as much as the £2.5 million restrict because it chooses.

On this case, the corporate can use its clogged losses, so will allocate £2.5 million of the carried-forward clogged losses. The rest of the clogged losses of £0.5 million (£5 million – £2 million – £2.5 million) shall be carried-forward, together with the £2 million of normal losses.

The declare doesn’t end in any change within the quantity of losses that may be offset within the accounting interval, or which might be carried ahead, however does change the quantity of clogged losses that may be offset.

Interplay of CCLR with pre-entry losses

FB20/Sch 3 Para 18 (now FA20/Sch 4 Para 18)

TCGA92/Sch 7A

Carried-forward pre-entry losses (see CG47400P) don’t kind a part of the final carried-forward capital losses of an organization however the CCLR nonetheless applies to those losses.

In-year (non-pre-entry) losses should usually be deducted first when computing the CCLR, however the place an organization has carried-forward pre-entry losses, the CCLR is calculated to limit the carried-forward losses however the firm can then, inside the restricted restrict, offset the pre-entry losses as opposed to the in-year losses. Any losses in extra of the restricted quantity can’t be offset and should be carried-forward.

Instance 4 – Pre-entry losses

An organization has carried-forward pre-entry losses of £50 million.

In an accounting interval, the corporate disposes of varied property, leading to complete positive factors of £16 million and losses of £7 million. Of the positive factors, £13 million are positive factors in opposition to which the pre-entry losses might be offset.

Firstly, calculate the Related Chargeable Features of the accounting interval:-

Features of the accounting interval (£16 million), much less
Losses of the accounting interval (£7 million), much less
Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance (assume for this instance £ nil).

The Related Chargeable Features are £9 million.

Second, calculate the Related Most positive factors, that are £4.5 million (50% of £9 million plus any Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance).

Third, calculate the entire losses which could be offset within the accounting interval:-

Losses of the accounting interval (£7 million), plus
The lessor of the Related Most positive factors (£4.5 million) or the carried-forward losses (together with any pre-entry losses) (£50 million) – On this case, £4.5 million.

The full losses which could be offset are £11.5 million on this case.

The corporate can select which losses to allocate in opposition to positive factors. The conventional guidelines referring to pre-entry losses apply so solely as much as £13 million of the pre-entry losses could be offset in opposition to the suitable positive factors.

On this case, the corporate can allocate £11.5 million of its pre-entry losses in opposition to positive factors. The remaining £38.5 million of pre-entry losses (£50 million – £11.5 million) should be carried ahead together with the £7 million of in-year losses.

Instance 5 – Pre-entry losses

An organization has carried-forward pre-entry losses of £50 million.

In an accounting interval, the corporate disposes of varied property, leading to complete positive factors of £16 million and losses of £7 million. Of the positive factors, £3 million are positive factors in opposition to which the pre-entry losses might be offset.

Firstly, calculate the Related Chargeable Features of the accounting interval:-

Features of the accounting interval (£16 million), much less
Losses of the accounting interval (£7 million), much less
Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance (assume for this instance £ nil).

The Related Chargeable Features are £9 million.

Second, calculate the Related Most positive factors, that are £4.5 million (50% of £9 million plus any Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance).

Third, calculate the entire losses which could be offset within the accounting interval:-

Losses of the accounting interval (£7 million), plus
The lessor of the Related Most positive factors (£4.5 million) or the carried-forward losses (together with any pre-entry losses) (£50 million) – On this case, £4.5 million.

The full losses which could be offset are £11.5 million on this case.

The corporate can select which losses to allocate in opposition to positive factors. The conventional guidelines referring to pre-entry losses apply so solely as much as £3 million of the pre-entry losses could be offset in opposition to the suitable positive factors.

On this case, the corporate can allocate £3 million of its pre-entry losses in opposition to positive factors. The corporate can then allocate the £7 million in-year losses in opposition to positive factors. No additional losses could be utilised.

The remaining £47 million of pre-entry losses (£50 million – £3 million) should be carried ahead.

Anti-avoidance preparations

FB20/Sch 3 Para 23 (now FA20/Sch 4 Para 23)

F(No.2)A17/S19

The present anti-avoidance guidelines for CILR (see CTM07900) are prolonged to incorporate carried-forward capital losses from 1 April 2020.

The prolonged a part of the foundations will apply to accounting intervals commencing on and after 1 April 2020.

The place an organization has a Straddling Interval (see Part 5 under), the prolonged a part of the anti-avoidance rule for carried-forward capital losses can have impact just for the Put up-Graduation Interval. The anti-forestalling rule (see Part 6 under) can have impact for the Pre-Graduation Interval.

Graduation provisions

FB20/Sch 3 Paras 42 to 45 (now FA20/Sch 4, Pt 3, Paras 42 to 45)

The steerage on this part covers the graduation provisions for the CCLR.

Two principal areas are thought of. The primary is the place an accounting interval straddles the 1 April 2020 graduation date; the steerage advises what particular therapy is required on this situation and contains examples.

The second is a particular provision for non-UK resident property companies that are chargeable to Revenue Tax for the tax 12 months 2019-20 and chargeable to Company Tax from 6 April 2020. Such corporations could also be chargeable to Company Tax between 1 and 5 April 2020 on account of a capital achieve (or loss); the graduation therapy for such corporations is defined along with examples.

5A. Straddling intervals

A1 – Introduction

The CCLR applies to corporations the place an accounting interval commences on or after 1 April 2020. The place an accounting interval commences earlier than 1 April 2020 however ends on or after 1 April 2020 transitional guidelines apply.

An accounting interval which commences earlier than 1 April 2020 however ends on or after 1 April 2020 known as a Straddling Interval. This era is then cut up into two notional accounting intervals for the needs of capital positive factors and losses solely.

The Pre-Graduation Interval runs from the graduation of the Straddling Interval to 31 March 2020.

The Put up-Graduation Interval runs from 1 April 2020 to the top of the Straddling Interval.

Instance 6 – Splitting the Straddling Interval

An organization has an accounting interval for the 12 months ended 31 December 2020.

It is a Straddling Interval because it straddles the 1 April 2020 date.

The Pre-Graduation Interval will run from 1 January 2020 to 31 March 2020.

The Put up-Graduation Interval will run from 1 April 2020 to 31 December 2020.

A2 – Allocation of capital positive factors and losses

The corporate will then must allocate all capital positive factors and losses that accrue through the Straddling Interval to the Pre-Graduation Interval or Put up-Graduation Interval.

This allocation must be in accordance with the conventional date of disposal guidelines for capital positive factors, see CG14250P.

Instance 7 – Allocation of capital positive factors and losses

The corporate within the above instance makes quite a few disposals within the 12 months ended 31 December 2020 as follows:-

Disposal of property A on 4 Could 2020 below a contract exchanged on 24 March 2020;
Disposal of property B on 16 September 2020 below a contract exchanged on 1 August 2020;
Disposal of shares in C Ltd on 8 June 2020;
Disposal of shares in D Ltd on 22 February 2020;
A cost acquired for granting of an easement E (a deemed disposal) on 6 March 2020, which was paid on 7 April 2020;
A component disposal of land F by grant of a lease on 4 July 2020 below a lease contract dated 3 June 2020.

The dates of disposal shall be:-

Property A – 24 March 2020 (below Part 28 TCGA);
Property B – 1 August 2020 (below Part 28 TCGA);
Shares C – 8 June 2020;
Shares D – 22 February 2020;
Easement E – 7 April 2020 (below Part 22 TCGA);
Lease F – 3 June 2020 (below Part 28 TCGA).

Subsequently, disposals A & D will accrue within the Pre-Graduation Interval and disposal B, C, E and F will accrue within the Put up-Graduation Interval.

A3 – Calculation of in-year positive factors and losses

After positive factors and losses have been allotted to the Pre-Graduation Interval and Put up-Graduation Interval the next calculations could be made on this order:-

Compute the online positive factors of the Pre-Graduation Interval;
Establish any extra losses from the Pre-Graduation Interval;
Compute the online positive factors of the Put up-Graduation Interval;
Establish any extra losses from the Put up-Graduation Interval;
Allocate any extra losses from the Put up-Graduation Interval to the Pre-Graduation Interval;
Allocate any carried-forward capital losses to the Pre-Graduation Interval with out restriction;
Allocate any extra losses from the Pre-Graduation Interval to the Put up-Graduation Interval.

Instance 8 – Calculation of in-year positive factors and losses

Utilizing the disposals within the above instance, the positive factors and losses accruing are as follows:-

Property A	Acquire of £1,250,000
Property B	Acquire of £8,000,000
Shares C	Lack of £500,000
Shares D	Lack of £2,600,000
Easement E	Acquire of £100,000
Lease F	Acquire of £400,000

The corporate has carried-forward capital losses of £15 million.

1. Compute the online positive factors of the Pre-Graduation Interval

Property A	£1,250,000
Shares D	(£2,600,000)

Whole positive factors	£1,250,000

Much less losses utilised	(£1,250,000)
Web positive factors	£ nil

2. Establish any extra losses from the Pre-Graduation Interval

Whole losses from Pre-Graduation Interval	£2,600,000
Much less utilised losses	(£1,250,000)

Extra losses of Pre-Graduation Interval	£1,350,000

3. Compute the online positive factors of the Put up-Graduation Interval

Property B	£8,000,000
Shares C	(£500,000)
Easement E	£100,000
Lease F	£400,000

Whole positive factors	£8,500,000
Much less losses utilised	(£500,000)

Web positive factors	£8,000,000

4. Establish any extra losses from the Put up-Graduation Interval

Whole losses from Put up-Graduation Interval	£500,000
Much less utilised losses	(£500,000)

Extra losses of Put up-Graduation Interval	£ nil

5. Allocate any extra losses from the Put up-Graduation Interval to the Pre-Graduation Interval

On this instance, there aren’t any extra losses from the Put up-Graduation Interval.

6. Allocate any carried-forward capital losses to the Pre-Graduation Interval with out restriction

The corporate has carried-forward capital losses of £15 million.As the online positive factors of the Pre-Graduation Interval are already nil, not one of the carried-forward capital losses could be offset at this stage.

7. Allocate any extra losses from the Pre-Graduation Interval to the Put up-Graduation Interval

Web achieve of Put up-Graduation Interval	£8,000,000
Extra losses of Pre-Graduation Interval	(£1,350,000)

Revised web positive factors of the Put up-Graduation Interval	£6,650,000

A4 – Utility of the Company Capital Loss Restriction

The CCLR will solely apply to the Put up-Graduation Interval the place losses have been carried ahead from earlier than the Pre-Graduation Interval. Losses from the Pre-Graduation Interval that are utilised within the Put up-Graduation Interval are usually not restricted.

There isn’t a requirement to apportion the deductions allowance for the Put up-Graduation Interval the place the Straddling Interval is for a full 12 months, so the deductions allowance due shall be £5 million.

While the Put up-Graduation Interval has been separated for capital positive factors and losses, there is no such thing as a must apportion different positive factors, earnings and losses, so these are thought of on an entire accounting interval foundation.

Instance 9 – CCLR

Within the above instance, the corporate has:-

Carried-forward capital losses	£15 million as at 31 December 2019
Carried-forward buying and selling losses	£30 million

Buying and selling earnings	£16 million
Non-trading mortgage relationship deficits	£2 million

The corporate specifies that its Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance is £5 million.

As proven above, the revised web positive factors of the Pre-Graduation Interval are nil and the revised web positive factors of the Put up-Graduation Interval are £6,650,000. The corporate should use in-year capital losses earlier than carried-forward capital losses, so no carried-forward capital losses could be offset within the Pre-Graduation Interval on this case.

Step 1

The corporate’s modified earnings shall be:-

Capital positive factors of the interval	£9.75 million
Much less capital losses of the interval	£3.1 million
Much less c/f capital losses offset in Pre-Graduation Interval	£ nil
Plus buying and selling earnings	£16 million
Much less NTLR deficits	£2 million

The modified earnings are subsequently £20.65 million. These are larger than nil so we’ll progress to Step 2.

Step 2

The reliefs that may be set in opposition to the corporate’s complete earnings for the accounting interval are, on this case, the non-trading mortgage relationship (NTLR) deficits.

The Step 2 Quantity is subsequently £2 million.

Step 3

Divide the entire earnings into:-

Buying and selling earnings
Non-trading revenue earnings
Chargeable positive factors

On this case, the buying and selling earnings are £16 million.

The non-trading revenue earnings are £ nil.

The chargeable positive factors are £6.65 million.

For this step we take into account the buying and selling earnings and non-trading revenue earnings of the entire accounting interval however the chargeable positive factors of the Put up-Graduation Interval solely.

Step 4

The corporate can allocate the Step 2 Quantity of £2 million because it needs to both the buying and selling earnings, non-trading revenue earnings or chargeable positive factors (for the latter just for the Put up-Graduation Interval) or a mixture of those (however not in order to cut back any one in every of these under nil).

On this case, we’ll assume that the corporate will allocate the £2 million to buying and selling earnings.

Word that if the Step 2 Quantity is ready in opposition to the chargeable positive factors of the Put up-Graduation Interval, there is no such thing as a must determine or apportion the Step 2 Quantity in line with the Pre-Graduation or Put up-Graduation Durations.

Step 5

Following Step 4, the quantities shall be:-

Qualifying buying and selling earnings	£14 million
Qualifying non-trading revenue earnings	£ nil
Qualifying Chargeable Features	£6.65 million

Deductions Allowance

The corporate can select the right way to allocate its £5 million deductions allowance.

On this case, the corporate has specified that its Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance shall be £5 million.

Word that the utmost quantity of deductions allowance is set by reference to the entire accounting interval (on this case a 12 months, so £5 million is obtainable). The entire quantity is then doubtlessly out there for the Put up-Graduation Interval’s Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance and needn’t be apportioned additional.

Calculate the Related Chargeable Features

That is:-

The corporate’s Qualifying Chargeable Features (from Step 5 above) for the interval, much less
The corporate’s Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance.

The Related Chargeable Features are subsequently £6.65 million much less £5 million = £1.65 million.

Calculate the Related Most

That is:-

50% of the corporate’s Related Chargeable Features for the accounting interval, plus
The corporate’s Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance.

The Related Most is subsequently 50% of £1.65 million (= £0.825 million) plus £5 million = £5.825 million.

The carried-forward capital losses will subsequently be restricted to £5.825 million for the Put up-Graduation Interval.

Compute the remaining components of the restriction

These calculations are usually not proven in full right here however the carried-forward buying and selling losses shall be restricted to £7 million (50% of the qualifying buying and selling earnings).

The online chargeable positive factors of the Pre-Graduation Interval are nil (as set out above).

The online chargeable positive factors of the Put up-Graduation Interval are:-

Web chargeable positive factors earlier than c/f capital losses	£6,650,000
Much less carried-forward capital losses (restricted)	£5,825,000

Web chargeable positive factors of the Put up-Graduation Interval	£825,000

The chargeable positive factors of the entire interval are:-

Web chargeable positive factors of the Pre-Graduation Interval	£ nil
Web chargeable positive factors of the Put up-Graduation Interval	£825,000

Whole web chargeable positive factors	£825,000

The full earnings shall be:-

Web capital positive factors of the interval	£0.825 million
Plus buying and selling earnings	£16 million
Much less carried-forward buying and selling losses (restricted)	£7 million
Much less NTLR deficits	£2 million

The full earnings chargeable to Company Tax are subsequently £7.825 million.

Instance 10 – CCLR (with web positive factors in Pre-Graduation Interval)

An organization has the next for an accounting interval ended 31 December 2020:-

Carried-forward capital losses	£15 million as at 31 December 2019
Carried-forward buying and selling losses	£30 million as at 31 December 2019

Buying and selling earnings	£16 million
NTLR deficits	£2 million

The corporate disposes of two property through the interval ensuing within the following capital positive factors:-

1 March 2020	£6 million
1 September 2020	£7 million

The corporate accrues no capital losses inside the interval.

The corporate specifies that its Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance is £5 million.

1. Compute the online positive factors of the Pre-Graduation Interval

1 March 2020 disposal	£6 million

Whole positive factors	£6 million
Much less losses utilised	£ nil

Web positive factors	£6 million

2. Establish any extra losses from the Pre-Graduation Interval

There aren’t any extra losses on this instance.

3. Compute the online positive factors of the Put up-Graduation Interval

1 September 2020 disposal	£7 million

Whole positive factors	£7 million
Much less losses utilised	£ nil

Web positive factors	£7 million

4. Establish any extra losses from the Put up-Graduation Interval

There aren’t any extra losses on this instance.

5. Allocate any extra losses from the Put up-Graduation Interval to the Pre-Graduation Interval

On this instance, there aren’t any extra losses from the Put up-Graduation Interval.

6. Allocate any carried-forward capital losses to the Pre-Graduation Interval with out restriction

The corporate has carried-forward capital losses of £15 million.

Pre-Graduation Interval positive factors	£6 million
Much less c/f capital losses	£6 million

Web capital positive factors of Pre-Graduation Interval	£ nil

These carried-forward capital losses are offset with out restriction.

7. Allocate any extra losses from the Pre-Graduation Interval to the Put up-Graduation Interval

On this instance, there aren’t any extra losses from the Pre-Graduation Interval.

Subsequently the Pre-Graduation Interval capital positive factors are nil and the Put up-Graduation Interval capital positive factors are £7 million.

The CCLR can now be computed.

Step 1

The corporate’s modified earnings shall be:-

Capital positive factors of the interval	£13 million
Much less capital losses of the interval	£ nil
Much less c/f capital losses offset in nPre-Graduation Interval	£6 million
Plus buying and selling earnings	£16 million
Much less NTLR deficits	£2 million

The modified earnings are subsequently £21 million. These are larger than nil so we’ll progress to Step 2.

Step 2

The reliefs that may be set in opposition to the corporate’s complete earnings for the accounting interval are, on this case, the non-trading mortgage relationship (NTLR) deficits.

The Step 2 Quantity is subsequently £2 million.

Step 3

Divide the entire earnings into:-

Buying and selling earnings
Non-trading revenue earnings
Chargeable positive factors

On this case, the buying and selling earnings are £16 million.

The non-trading revenue earnings are £ nil.

The chargeable positive factors are £7 million.

Step 4

The corporate can allocate the Step 2 Quantity of £2 million because it needs to both the buying and selling earnings, non-trading revenue earnings or chargeable positive factors (of the Put up-Graduation Interval) or a mixture of those (however not in order to cut back any one in every of these under nil).

On this case, we’ll assume that the corporate will allocate the £2 million to buying and selling earnings.

Step 5

Following Step 4, the quantities shall be:-

Qualifying buying and selling earnings	£14 million
Qualifying non-trading revenue earnings	£ nil
Qualifying Chargeable Features	£7 million

Deductions Allowance

The corporate can select the right way to allocate its £5 million deductions allowance.

On this case, the corporate has specified that its Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance shall be £5 million.

Calculate the Related Chargeable Features

That is:-

The corporate’s Qualifying Chargeable Features (from Step 5 above) for the interval, much less
The corporate’s Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance.

The Related Chargeable Features are subsequently £7 million much less £5 million = £2 million.

Calculate the Related Most

That is:-

50% of the corporate’s Related Chargeable Features for the accounting interval, plus
The corporate’s Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance.

The Related Most is subsequently 50% of £2 million (= £1 million) plus £5 million = £6 million.

The carried-forward capital losses will subsequently be restricted to £6 million for the Put up-Graduation Interval.

Compute the remaining components of the restriction

The online chargeable positive factors of the Pre-Graduation Interval are nil (as set out above).

The online chargeable positive factors of the Put up-Graduation Interval are:-

Web chargeable positive factors earlier than c/f capital losses	£7 million
Much less carried-forward capital losses (restricted)	£6 million

Web chargeable positive factors of the Put up-Graduation Interval	£1 million

The chargeable positive factors of the entire interval are:-

Web chargeable positive factors of the Pre-Graduation Interval	£ nil
Web chargeable positive factors of the Put up-Graduation Interval	£1 million

Whole web chargeable positive factors	£1 million

The full earnings shall be:-

Web capital positive factors of the interval	£1 million
Plus buying and selling earnings	£16 million
Much less carried-forward buying and selling losses (restricted)	£7 million
Much less NTLR deficits	£2 million

The full earnings chargeable to Company Tax are subsequently £8 million.

A5 – BLAGAB

The place an organization has BLAGAB, see Part 10 under, the corporate ought to compute its BLAGAB and non-BLAGAB positive factors and losses within the regular method.

The place carried-forward losses shall be restricted by the CCLR, as set out in Part 10, the graduation guidelines for Straddling Durations will apply.

Subsequently, if an organization with BLAGAB has carried-forward non-BLAGAB capital losses which it intends to set in opposition to the shareholders’ share of BLAGAB positive factors, the BLAGAB positive factors will should be apportioned to the Pre-Graduation Interval and the Put up-Graduation Interval. The carried-forward non-BLAGAB capital losses which might be offset within the Put up-Graduation Interval shall be topic to the CCLR.

Broadly, there are two forms of disposals made by corporations writing BLAGAB:

These accrued on an precise realisation foundation (for instance unit linked fund disposals, property positive factors, different straight held investments) – referred to right here as “Regular Disposals” and
These deemed to have accrued on the finish of the Accounting Interval by s212 TCGA, which embrace positive factors and losses on holdings in sure collective funding schemes, and that are unfold over 7 years by s213. – referred to right here as “Part 212 disposals”.

So as to apportion BLAGAB positive factors to the Pre-Graduation Interval and the Put up-Graduation Interval, the graduation provisions are to be interpreted as deeming there to be an finish of an accounting interval for Part 212 disposal functions on the finish of the pre graduation interval, in addition to on the finish of the submit graduation interval.

The Regular disposals shall be allotted to the Pre-Graduation Interval and the Put up-Graduation Interval in line with once they come up.

The graduation provisions are solely meant to have an effect on chargeable positive factors, subsequently the shareholders share of any BLAGAB positive factors is to be calculated within the regular method on the total accounting interval foundation, a single I-E computation for the accounting interval is preserved.

5B. Non-UK resident property companies

The place an organization, which isn’t in any other case chargeable to Company Tax, disposes of an curiosity in UK property leading to a capital achieve or loss, it can grow to be chargeable to Company Tax on the date of the disposal. The next day, it can not be chargeable to Company Tax so it can have an accounting interval which begins and ends on the identical day (a one-day accounting interval).

Particular provisions for corporations with out a supply of chargeable revenue (one-day accounting intervals) is being made (see Part 7 under).

Sure non-UK resident property companies are chargeable to Revenue Tax within the Tax 12 months 2019-20. Nonetheless, if such corporations eliminate a UK property curiosity throughout that tax 12 months, any achieve on that disposal shall be chargeable to Company Tax (leading to a one-day accounting interval).

Non-UK resident property companies are chargeable to Company Tax from 6 April 2020 onwards.

The therapy for corporations with out a supply of chargeable revenue (as in Part 7) is not going to apply the place an organization has a one-day accounting interval between 1 April 2020 and 5 April 2020 if the corporate then turns into chargeable to Company Tax on 6 April 2020.

The graduation provisions subsequently lengthen the one-day accounting interval provision to cowl corporations on this state of affairs and allow sure losses to be moved from one interval to a different with out restriction.

B1 – Circumstances

These graduation provisions (loss provision and one-day accounting provision) apply the place the next circumstances are met by an organization:-

It’s a non-UK resident firm which carries on a UK property enterprise or has different UK property revenue,
It’s inside the cost to Revenue Tax for the tax 12 months 2019-20,
It’s chargeable to Company Tax for an accounting interval (or intervals) falling wholly inside the interval from (and together with) 1 April 2020 to five April 2020 as a result of a capital achieve (or loss) has accrued in that interval, and
It’s inside the cost to Company Tax from 6 April 2020.

B2 – Election

The place the circumstances above are met, the graduation provisions described under will apply mechanically. If an organization doesn’t need the provisions to use, it may possibly make an election for the provisions to not apply.

When a sound election has been made, neither of the provisions described under will apply.

B3 – Losses provision

The place a capital loss accrues in an accounting interval between 1 April 2020 and 5 April 2020, it’s offset (as far as shouldn’t be required to offset any capital positive factors of the identical accounting interval) in opposition to capital positive factors accruing in both:-

Some other accounting interval within the interval between 1 April 2020 and 5 April 2020, and
The accounting interval commencing on 6 April 2020.

The place capital losses accrue within the accounting interval commencing on 6 April 2020, as far as they don’t seem to be required to offset any capital positive factors in that accounting interval, they’re used to offset any capital positive factors accruing in any accounting interval within the interval between 1 April 2020 and 5 April 2020.

Instance 11 – Losses provision

A non-UK resident firm which meets the circumstances above makes quite a few disposals ensuing within the following capital positive factors and losses accruing:-

1 April 2020	Acquire	£150,000
2 April 2020	Loss	£40,000
4 April 2020	Loss	£160,000
10 April 2020	Acquire	£600,000
11 April 2020	Loss	£50,000

The corporate prepares accounts to 31 March 2021.

The corporate can have three accounting intervals as follows:-

1 April 2020 to 2 April 2020
4 April 2020 to 4 April 2020
6 April 2020 to 31 March 2021

First, compute the online positive factors or extra losses of every accounting interval.

Accounting interval ended 2 April 2020

Capital positive factors of interval	£150,000
Capital losses of interval	£40,000

Web positive factors of interval	£90,000

Accounting interval ended 4 April 2020

Capital positive factors of interval	£ nil
Capital losses of interval	£160,000

Extra losses of interval	£160,000

Accounting interval ended 31 March 2021

Capital positive factors of interval	£600,000
Capital losses of interval	£50,000

Web positive factors of interval	£550,000

Subsequent, allocate any extra losses to different accounting intervals.

Accounting interval ended 2 April 2020

Web positive factors of interval	£90,000
Much less extra losses from interval ended 4 April 2020	£90,000

Web positive factors of interval	£ nil

Accounting interval ended 31 March 2021

Web positive factors of interval	£550,000
Much less extra losses from interval ended 4 April 2020	£70,000

Web positive factors of interval	£480,000

Losses allotted in accordance with this therapy are usually not topic to restriction below the CCLR.

For the needs of the CCLR, such losses are handled as being losses of the identical accounting interval and thus kind a part of the Qualifying Chargeable Features for the accounting interval.

The corporate should offset all out there capital losses in opposition to capital positive factors so far as doable earlier than computing the CCLR.

The corporate can select to which accounting interval (or intervals) it allocates any capital losses inside these guidelines. Within the instance above, the corporate may have allotted the entire of the £160,000 losses from the accounting interval ended 4 April 2020 to the accounting interval ended 31 March 2021.

B4 – One-day accounting interval provision

The place an organization has an accounting interval between 1 April 2020 and 5 April 2020 which leads to web capital positive factors arising (after deducting any capital losses of the interval and in accordance with the above losses provision) and the corporate has carried-forward capital losses as at 1 April 2020, the corporate is handled as if it had made a declare below CTA10/S269ZYA (see Part 7 under) in respect of that accounting interval.

In computing the quantity of deductions allowance due for the accounting interval commencing 6 April 2020, the quantities of any deductions allowance used within the accounting intervals between 1 April 2020 and 5 April 2020 should be deducted.

Instance 12 – One-day accounting interval provision

A non-UK resident property enterprise which prepares its accounts to 31 March is inside the cost to revenue tax for the tax 12 months 2019-20 and inside the cost to company tax from 6 April 2020.

At 1 April 2020, the corporate has carried-forward capital losses of £27 million.

On 4 April 2020, the corporate disposes of a UK property, making a capital achieve of £1 million. The corporate is chargeable to Company Tax on this disposal so can have a one-day accounting interval for 4 April 2020.

Within the interval from 6 April 2020 to 31 March 2021, the corporate makes additional capital positive factors of £10 million and has property revenue earnings of £107 million.

As the corporate meets the circumstances the graduation provision will apply.

The corporate is handled as if it made a declare below CTA10/S269ZYA for the accounting interval ended 4 April 2020. Consequently, the corporate will utilise a Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance of £1 million in that accounting interval.

For the interval from 6 April 2020 to 31 March 2021, the corporate would usually be entitled to a deductions allowance of £4,931,507 (360/365 x £5 million). On this case, the quantity should be diminished by the quantity already used of £1 million, so the utmost quantity of deductions allowance due shall be £3,931,507.

Anti-forestalling preparations

FB20/Sch 3 Para 46 (now FA20/Sch 4, Para 46)

Anti-forestalling guidelines will apply if an organization enters right into a transaction with a principal function of stopping the impact of the CCLR.

This steerage doesn’t present a definitive checklist of conditions that may or is not going to be caught by the anti-forestalling guidelines; it is just indicative of the final ideas in opposition to which a state of affairs shall be judged. Some examples are supplied however once more these are usually not exhaustive.

The anti-forestalling guidelines apply the place:-

An organization has an accounting interval ending earlier than 1 April 2020,
The corporate would, other than this provision, receive a tax benefit or an elevated deduction for carried-forward capital losses,
The tax benefit arises on account of preparations entered into on or after 29 October 2018, and
The principle function, or one of many principal functions, of the preparations is to safe a tax benefit in respect of the CCLR earlier than the CCLR comes into impact.

The place an organization has a Straddling Interval, (see Part 5 above) this provision applies in respect of the Pre-Graduation Interval.

The place the anti-forestalling guidelines apply, the corporate’s carried-forward capital losses can solely be offset in opposition to as much as 50% of the corporate’s Qualifying Chargeable Features for the accounting interval.

If the anti-forestalling provision applies, no quantity of deductions allowance is due and the restriction applies to all positive factors of the accounting interval, not simply these referring to forestalling.

Within the examples under, the transaction happens in an accounting interval to which the anti-forestalling rule may apply.

Instance 13

An organization sells a property asset to an unconnected third get together.

The anti-forestalling rule wouldn’t apply to an easy industrial disposal.

The rule can be anticipated to use to the next examples:

Instance 14

An organization disposes of an asset (or is handled as having disposed of an asset for tax functions) and subsequently re-acquires the identical asset, or an equal asset, earlier than the graduation of the brand new guidelines.

This “mattress and breakfast” association could contain a 3rd get together or, significantly within the case of shares, an open market.

This is able to end in a achieve being realised, coated by carried-forward losses or present interval losses, and the reacquired asset having the next acquisition worth.

The place an organization disposes of an asset and leases it again below a standard industrial transaction, to grasp worth from the asset while nonetheless having the ability to use it, then this might not be caught.

Instance 15

An organization enters right into a contract with one other get together to promote an asset, however the contract shouldn’t be accomplished for a while.

That is an instance the place the contract will set the date of disposal (by advantage of Part 28 TCGA) however no industrial disposal will happen till the contract is accomplished. This might be a number of years later.

If there is no such thing as a industrial purpose for the delay in completion of the contract then this instance can be anticipated to be caught be the anti-forestalling guidelines.

Instance 16

An organization proudly owning an asset could eliminate it to an entity that’s not a part of the identical group for capital positive factors functions however successfully a part of the identical industrial concern, maybe a Firm Restricted by Assure (CLG), earlier than the brand new restriction comes into power. Carried-forward or present interval capital losses are used to cowl any positive factors and the bottom value is successfully uplifted to present market worth.

Indicators that the preparations could also be contrived to attain a related tax benefit is likely to be that the disposal is to a linked particular person (inside the that means of Part 286 TCGA) or the place there’s some widespread management of the corporate and the buying entity.

Instance 17

Constructing on the earlier instance, the corporate proudly owning an asset could enter into an unconditional contract with an entity that’s not a part of the identical group for capital positive factors functions, once more a CLG is likely to be used, to promote the asset earlier than the brand new restriction comes into power. Nonetheless, the contract is just accomplished at such a time as a 3rd get together needs to buy the asset, through which case the sale shall be made by the CLG.

The disposal to the CLG is handled as going down on the time of the contract below part 28 TCGA, so earlier than the graduation of the loss restriction.

The unique contract might be with a real third get together, however one which receives a payment for its participation within the association, relatively than having a industrial curiosity within the asset involved.

Instance 18 – Operation of the anti-forestalling rule

An organization has carried-forward capital losses of £200 million.

Within the accounting interval for the 12 months ended 31 December 2019, the corporate makes a disposal leading to a capital achieve of £20 million; the anti-forestalling rule applies to this achieve.

In the identical accounting interval, the corporate accrues capital positive factors of £2 million and capital losses of £1 million (to which the anti-forestalling guidelines don’t apply).

The corporate’s Qualifying Chargeable Features for the accounting interval (computed as if the CCLR laws had been in impact for the accounting interval) are:-

Capital positive factors of £22 million, much less
Capital losses of £1 million.

The Qualifying Chargeable Features are £21 million.

Because the anti-forestalling provision applies, the quantity of carried-forward losses that may be offset in opposition to positive factors are restricted to 50% of the Qualifying Chargeable Features, or £10.5 million.

The chargeable positive factors for the accounting interval to 31 December 2019 shall be £10.5 million.

Firms with out a supply of chargeable revenue

FB20/Sch 3 Paras 10 & 39 (now FA20/Sch 4, Paras 10 & 39)

CTA10/S269ZYA

CTA10/S269ZYB

As set out above, some corporations are solely chargeable to Company Tax once they make a disposal which leads to a capital achieve or loss. These corporations can have a one-day (or different brief) accounting interval. The £5 million deductions allowance out there as a part of the CCLR is proportionately diminished the place an organization has a brief accounting interval. Within the case of a one-day accounting interval, the deductions allowance due is 1/365 or 1/366 of £5 million.

A solo firm or firm in a bunch the place not one of the corporations have a Supply of Chargeable Revenue, could make a declare to entry as much as £5 million of deductions allowance per Monetary 12 months.

This Part covers:-

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A1 – Definitions

An organization has No Supply of Chargeable Revenue whether it is both:-

Not inside the cost to Company Tax, or
It’s chargeable to Company Tax solely due to a capital achieve (or loss) accruing to the corporate on the disposal of an asset.

A Monetary 12 months is the interval from 1 April to the following 31 March.

A Declare AP is an accounting interval in respect of which an organization has made a declare below CTA10/S269ZYA.

An Different AP is another accounting interval (of the corporate or Member of the Group) falling wholly inside the similar Monetary 12 months which isn’t a Declare AP.

An organization is a Member of a Group if it’s a Member of a Group (with the corporate making the declare) at any time through the Monetary 12 months.

Whether or not an organization is a Member of a Group is set in accordance with CTA10/S269ZZB (see CTM05160).

The Out there Deductions Allowance Quantity is:-

£5,000,000, much less
The full of the deductions allowance quantities (if any) already claimed by both the corporate or, if the corporate is a Member of a Group, one another firm that may be a Member of a Group. This contains quantities claimed falling inside the similar Monetary 12 months in respect of every Declare AP and Different AP.

References to an quantity of deductions allowance claimed means:-

For a Declare AP, the quantity of deductions allowance claimed below CTA10/S269ZYA,
For an Different AP, the quantity of deductions allowance specified within the firm’s tax return as its Chargeable Features Deductions Allowance.

There are 4 guidelines to find out the order of accounting intervals for the aim of creating the quantities of deductions allowance already claimed.

The place there’s Declare AP and one other Declare AP on the identical or a special day, the claims are ordered within the order that these claims are made.
The place there’s an Different AP (AP1) and one other Different AP (AP2) beginning on a later date, AP1 is ordered earlier than AP2.
The place there’s an Different AP and one other Different AP beginning on the identical day, the claims are ordered within the order through which the tax returns for these Different APs are delivered.
The place there’s a Declare AP and an Different AP beginning on the identical or completely different days, the Declare AP is at all times handled as made earlier than the Different AP.

A2 – Declare circumstances

A declare below CTA2010/S269ZYA could be made in respect of a Monetary 12 months (1 April to 31 March) if:-

The corporate has No Supply of Chargeable Revenue at any time through the Monetary 12 months;
The place the corporate is a Member of a Group at any time through the Monetary 12 months, each different firm (which is at any time through the Monetary 12 months a Member of the Group with the corporate) has No Supply of Chargeable Revenue;
The accounting interval falls wholly inside the Monetary 12 months;
The corporate is just chargeable to Company Tax for the accounting interval due to a capital achieve.

A3 – Deadlines for making a declare

The closing dates for making a declare are that:-

The declare should be made inside two years of the top of the Declare AP, and
The declare can’t be made earlier than the top of the related Monetary 12 months.

The restrict on the earliest date on which the declare could be made is in order that the above circumstances could be examined for the entire Monetary 12 months. A Declaration for provisional utility of CTA10/S269ZYA could be made if an organization needs to file its return earlier than the top of the related Monetary 12 months (see under).

A4 – Impact on a Declare AP

The place a declare is made, the quantity of deductions allowance due within the Declare AP is restricted to the decrease of:-

The Out there Deductions Allowance Quantity,
The quantity of carried-forward capital losses, or
The chargeable positive factors accruing to the corporate within the Declare AP.

The chargeable positive factors accruing to the corporate within the Declare AP is the quantity of capital positive factors of the Declare AP after deducting any capital losses of the identical Declare AP and any (extra) capital losses arising in the identical firm in another Declare AP or Different AP in the identical Monetary 12 months, see under for the foundations on losses.

A5 – Impact on an Different AP

When a declare has been made by an organization below CTA10/S269ZYA throughout a Monetary 12 months, each different accounting interval (throughout the identical Monetary 12 months) of that firm, or any firm that may be a Member of the Group (at any time throughout the identical Monetary 12 months), shall be an Different AP, except that firm makes a declare below CTA10/S269ZYA in respect of that accounting interval (through which case that accounting interval may also be a Declare AP).

For an Different AP, the corporate’s deductions allowance is restricted to the decrease of:-

The quantity of deductions allowance that may have been due ignoring this provision (that’s the quantity due in accordance with CTA10/S269ZR to S269ZY, see CTM05120 onwards), or
The Out there Deductions Allowance Quantity.

Instance 19 – No supply of chargeable revenue

Firms A Ltd, B Ltd and C Ltd are all members of the identical group.

Throughout the Monetary 12 months from 1 April 20X5 to 31 March 20X6:-

A Ltd is dormant all through,
B Ltd is dormant, besides on 20 July 20X5, when it disposes of an asset leading to a capital achieve accruing,
C Ltd is wholly inside the cost to Revenue Tax through the Monetary 12 months.

On this case, all the corporations have No Supply of Chargeable Revenue.

Within the case of C Ltd, despite the fact that the corporate is chargeable to Revenue Tax, it has No Supply of Chargeable Revenue as it’s not chargeable to Company Tax.

Instance 20 – Members of a bunch

J Ltd needs to make a declare below CTA10/S269ZYA through the Monetary 12 months from 1 April 20X7 to 31 March 20X8 for a Declare AP beginning on 5 June 20X7 (the place it offered an asset leading to a capital achieve). J Ltd is mostly dormant through the Monetary 12 months.

J Ltd owned all of the shares in Ok Ltd all through the Monetary 12 months.

J Ltd additionally owned all of the shares in L Ltd till 7 Could 20X7, when it offered these shares to a person.

J Ltd additionally owned all of the shares in M Ltd till 18 August 20X7, when it offered these shares to P Ltd (an unconnected firm). P Ltd additionally owned shares in Q Ltd, an organization buying and selling within the UK.

J Ltd bought all of the shares in R Ltd on 2 January 20X8 and offered them on 29 March 20X8.

From the perspective of J Ltd, the next corporations shall be Members of the Group:-

Ok Ltd (because it was in the identical group as J Ltd all through the Monetary 12 months);
L Ltd (because it was in the identical group as J Ltd for a part of the Monetary 12 months);
M Ltd (because it was in the identical group as J Ltd for a part of the Monetary 12 months);
R Ltd (because it was in the identical group as J Ltd for a part of the Monetary 12 months);

P Ltd and Q Ltd is not going to be Members of the Group.

To ensure that J Ltd to make a sound declare, subsequently:-

J Ltd will need to have No Supply of Chargeable Revenue at any time between 1 April 20X7 and 31 March 20X8; it appears probably that this situation shall be met on the data given. The gross sales of shares are prone to end in additional one-day accounting intervals through the Monetary 12 months; these shall be Different APs except J Ltd makes a declare in respect of them.
Every of Ok Ltd, L Ltd, M Ltd and R Ltd should all have No Supply of Chargeable Revenue at any time between 1 April 20X7 and 31 March 20X8, together with the intervals inside that timeframe earlier than and/or after they had been grouped with J Ltd,
The accounting interval should fall wholly inside the Monetary 12 months; the accounting interval on this case is 5 June 20X7 to five June 20X7, so this situation is met.
J Ltd should solely be chargeable to Company Tax for the accounting interval due to a capital achieve; this situation is met.

Instance 21 – Ordering of claims

S Ltd, T Ltd and U Ltd collectively kind a bunch.

Throughout the Monetary 12 months from 1 April 20X3 to 31 March 20X4, all three corporations have No Supply of Chargeable Revenue and every has an quantity of carried-forward capital losses.

Every firm makes quite a few disposals through the Monetary 12 months every of which leads to a capital achieve arising that’s chargeable to Company Tax.

S Ltd makes the next capital positive factors:-

10 April 20X3 *	£100,000
17 November 20X3 *	£45,000
12 December 20X3	£7,500

T Ltd makes the next capital positive factors:-

10 April 20X3	£1,000
17 November 20X3 *	£18,000
12 December 20X3	£3,400
19 December 20X3 *	£23,500

U Ltd makes the next capital positive factors:-

19 December 20X3 *	£6,000
20 December 20X3 *	£36,000

Every of the above disposals will end in a one-day accounting interval, apart from U Ltd the place there shall be a single accounting interval commencing on 19 December 20X3 and ending on 20 December 20X3.

The * denotes that the corporate has made a declare below CTA10/S269ZYA.

The businesses submit their returns (and the place applicable make their claims) on the following instances:-

Reference	Firm	Accounting interval ended	Accounting interval kind	Return submitted
A	S Ltd	10 April 20X3	Declare AP	10 April 20X4 – 15:07
B	S Ltd	17 November 20X3	Declare AP	4 April 20X4 – 10:24
C	S Ltd	12 December 20X3	Different AP	12 April 20X4 – 11:56
D	T Ltd	10 April 20X3	Different AP	10 April 20X4 – 15:02
E	T Ltd	17 November 20X3	Declare AP	4 April 20X4 – 10:36
F	T Ltd	12 December 20X3	Different AP	4 April 20X4 – 14:42
G	T Ltd	19 December 20X3	Declare AP	17 April 20X4 – 13:29
H	U Ltd	20 December 20X3	Declare AP	4 April 20X4 – 10:07

The ordering of the accounting intervals is set by reference to the dates that the claims are made or returns are submitted as follows:-

C, D and F should be ordered after A, B, E, G and H in accordance with Rule 4, as they’re Different APs and Declare APs (A, B, E, G and H) are at all times handled as being earlier claims.
Claims are handled as being made within the order they had been submitted in accordance with Rule 1. The Declare APs are subsequently ordered H, B, E, A and G.
Different APs are ordered such that the Different AP which begins on a sure date will at all times be thought of to have been made an Different AP which begins on a later date, in accordance with Rule 2. D is subsequently handled as being ordered earlier than C and F.
Each C and F are Different APs that began on the identical date, so they’re ordered within the order through which their returns had been submitted, in accordance with Rule 3. C is subsequently handled as ordered earlier than F.

The order of accounting intervals is subsequently H > B > E > A > G > D > C > F.

Subsequently in contemplating the Out there Deductions Allowance Quantity:-

H can be entitled to the total £5,000,000;
B would want to deduct (#) the quantity of deductions allowance claimed by H;
E would want to deduct (#) the quantities of deductions allowance claimed by H & B;
A would want to deduct (#) the quantities of deductions allowance claimed by H, B & E;
G would want to deduct (#) the quantities of deductions allowance claimed by H, B, E & A;
D would want to deduct (#) the quantities of deductions allowance claimed by H, B, E, A & G;
C would want to deduct (#) the quantities of deductions allowance claimed by H, B, E, A, G & D;
F would want to deduct (#) the quantities of deductions allowance claimed by all of the others.

# – from the £5,000,000

Instance 22 – Declare closing dates

An organization disposes of an asset on 4 July 20X1 leading to a one-day accounting interval.

The corporate needs to make a declare below CTA10/S269ZYA.

The earliest date the corporate could make a declare is 1 April 20X2. The newest date it may possibly make a declare is 4 July 20X3.

Previous to 1 April 20X2, the corporate may make a Declaration for provisional utility below CTA10/S269ZYB (see under).

Instance 23 – Single declare

An organization, which isn’t a Member of a Group, has No Supply of Chargeable Revenue through the Monetary 12 months ended 31 March 20X0. The corporate makes a single disposal of an asset through the Monetary 12 months of 17 October 20W9 leading to a £3 million capital achieve. The corporate has carried-forward capital losses of £6.5 million.

The corporate makes a sound declare below CTA10/S269ZYA.

The accounting interval ended 17 October 20W9 is a Declare AP.

The Out there Deductions Allowance Quantity is £5,000,000 as no quantities of deductions allowance have already been claimed.

The quantity of deductions allowance due within the Declare AP is restricted to the decrease of:-

The Out there Deductions Allowance Quantity (£5,000,000),
The quantity of carried-forward capital losses (£6,500,000), or
The chargeable positive factors accruing to the corporate within the Declare AP (£3,000,000).

The quantity of deductions allowance that may be claimed for the accounting interval is £3,000,000.

Assuming the corporate claims the total quantity, the capital positive factors of the accounting interval shall be diminished to nil.

The carried-forward capital losses shall be diminished to £3,500,000

Instance 24 – A number of accounting intervals for a single firm

Within the above instance, the corporate makes one other disposal on 3 December 20W9, leading to a capital achieve of £4,000,000.

The corporate makes a second legitimate declare below CTA10/S269ZYA.

The accounting interval ended 3 December 20W9 can be a Declare AP.

The Out there Deductions Allowance Quantity is:-

£5,000,000, much less
Any quantities of deductions allowance already claimed (£3,000,000 as above).

As this declare is made after the above declare, the quantity already claimed within the above Declare AP should be taken under consideration.

The Out there Deductions Allowance Quantity is subsequently £2,000,000.

The quantity of deductions allowance due within the Declare AP is restricted to the decrease of:-

The Out there Deductions Allowance Quantity (£2,000,000),
The quantity of carried-forward capital losses (£3,500,000), or
The chargeable positive factors accruing to the corporate within the Declare AP (£4,000,000).

The quantity of deductions allowance that may be claimed for the accounting interval is £2,000,000.

Assuming the corporate claims the total quantity, the CCLR will apply. The total calculation shouldn’t be proven right here however the Related Most quantity of carried-forward capital losses that may be offset is £3,000,000 (the deductions allowance of £2,000,000 plus 50% of (£4,000,000 – £2,000,000)).

The online chargeable positive factors of the interval, which is able to kind the earnings chargeable to Company Tax shall be £1,000,000 (£4,000,000 – £3,000,000).

The carried-forward capital losses shall be diminished to £500,000 (£3,500,000 – £3,000,000).

Instance 25 – A number of accounting intervals for a single firm

Within the above instance, the corporate makes one other disposal on 22 July 20W9, leading to a capital achieve of £8,000.

The corporate doesn’t make a declare for this accounting interval.

The accounting interval ended 22 July 20W9 is subsequently an Different AP.

In accordance with Rule 4 this accounting interval shall be ordered after the 2 Declare APs above.

The Out there Deductions Allowance Quantity is:-

£5,000,000, much less
Any quantities of deductions allowance already claimed (£5,000,000 (£3,000,000 + £2,000,000) as above).

The Out there Deductions Allowance Quantity is subsequently £ nil.

The quantity of deductions allowance due within the Different AP is restricted to the decrease of:-

The quantity of deductions allowance that may have been due ignoring this provision (£13,699 on this case assuming it’s not a intercalary year), or
The Out there Deductions Allowance Quantity (£ nil).

The quantity of deductions allowance that may be specified for the accounting interval is £ nil.

The CCLR will subsequently apply to the entire of the positive factors of the interval.

The Related Most losses that can be utilized shall be £4,000.

The online chargeable positive factors of the interval, which is able to kind the earnings chargeable to Company Tax shall be £4,000 (£8,000 – £4,000).

The carried-forward capital losses shall be diminished to £496,000 (£500,000 – £4,000).

7B. Declaration for provisional utility below CTA10/S269ZYB {#}

B1 – Introduction

The place an organization desires to make a declare below CTA10/S269ZYA, as above, however is prevented from so doing because the Monetary 12 months has not but ended, it may possibly make a Declaration for the provisional utility of CTA10/S269ZYA in its tax return as if it had made a sound declare.

B2 – Circumstances

To make a Declaration for provisional utility:-

The corporate should ship its tax return for the accounting interval earlier than the top of the related Monetary 12 months;
The accounting interval should fall wholly inside the Monetary 12 months;
The corporate should solely be chargeable to Company Tax for the accounting interval due to a capital achieve;
The corporate will need to have No Supply of Chargeable Revenue up to now within the Monetary 12 months;
If the corporate is a Member of a Group, all Members of the Group (at any time within the Monetary 12 months up to now) will need to have No Supply of Chargeable Revenue at any time within the Monetary 12 months up to now; and
The corporate intends to make a sound declare below CTA10/S269ZYA inside the related closing dates.

“To date”, signifies that the situation is met on the time the Declaration is made.

B3 – Impact of a Declaration

If an organization makes a sound Declaration then, till the Declaration ceases to have impact, CTA10/S269ZYA has impact as if the corporate had made a sound declare below that part.

B4 – Declaration ceasing to have impact

The Declaration ceases to have impact if:-

It’s withdrawn,
It’s outdated by a declare below CTA10/S269ZYA, or
The corporate, or any Member of the Group, acquires a Supply of Chargeable Revenue earlier than the top of the Monetary 12 months.

The Declaration will mechanically stop to have impact two years after the top of the accounting interval in respect of which it was made.

B5 – Impact of a Declaration ceasing to have impact

If a Declaration ceases to have impact, all essential changes should be made, whether or not by evaluation, modification of returns or in any other case.

There isn’t a time restrict which might stop an modification being made or an evaluation being raised when a Declaration ceases to have impact.

Instance 26 – Declaration for provisional utility

An organization, which isn’t a Member of a Group, has No Supply of Chargeable Revenue and has carried-forward capital losses of £10 million.

On 11 September 20X6, the corporate disposes of an asset leading to a capital achieve of £7 million arising.

On 27 September 20X6, the corporate submits its tax return and makes a Declaration for provisional utility of CTA10/S269ZYA.

The Declaration meets the circumstances and the corporate will subsequently calculate its tax legal responsibility as if it had made a sound declare below CTA10/S269ZYA. The corporate would declare a deductions allowance of £5 million so would have the ability to offset carried-forward capital losses (Related Most) of £6 million.

The corporate’s earnings chargeable to Company Tax can be £1 million.

Instance 27 – Firm makes a declare

After 31 March 20X7, the corporate could make a declare below CTA10/S269ZYA.

If the corporate makes a sound declare on 3 April 20X7, the impact can be as proven within the steerage earlier on this Part for a Declare AP. The Declaration would stop to have impact on 3 April 20X7 however the tax place for the corporate can be unchanged on account of the declare (assuming no different components have modified).

Instance 28 – Firm place adjustments

If within the instance earlier than final, the corporate begins buying and selling on 4 December 20X6, the corporate will now have a Supply of Chargeable Revenue.

The Declaration will stop to have impact on 4 December 20X6 and the corporate should amend its tax return for the accounting interval ended 11 September 20X6.

If the corporate fails to amend its tax return, an evaluation could be raised.

Instance 29 – Firm place adjustments

If following the Declaration, the corporate doesn’t make a declare and doesn’t have a change in circumstances, the Declaration will stop to have impact on 11 September 20X8.

The corporate should now amend its tax return for the accounting interval ended 11 September 20X6 and calculate the CCLR utilizing the deductions allowance permitted for a corporation with a one-day accounting interval (1/365 x £5,000,000).

The corporate shouldn’t be prevented from amending its tax return by the conventional closing dates for making amendments.

If the corporate fails to amend its tax return, an evaluation could be raised.

7C. Losses for corporations with no supply of chargeable revenue {#}

The place an organization has No Supply of Chargeable Revenue and has two or extra one-day (or different brief) accounting intervals throughout a Monetary 12 months it may possibly offset extra capital losses from one in every of these intervals in opposition to web capital positive factors in one other interval with out the CCLR making use of.

C1 – Circumstances

To use the loss therapy the corporate should:-

Have two or extra accounting intervals that fall inside the similar Monetary 12 months, and
Solely be chargeable to Company Tax for every accounting interval due to a capital achieve (or loss) arising.

The therapy will nonetheless apply if the corporate is in a bunch the place different Members of the Group have Sources of Chargeable Revenue as long as the corporate making use of the therapy has No Supply of Chargeable Revenue.

C2 – Impact of loss therapy

The place the circumstances are met, the corporate should, in every accounting interval, compute the online chargeable positive factors for that interval.

Any extra losses of an accounting interval should then be offset in opposition to the online positive factors of another accounting intervals inside the similar Monetary 12 months (in whichever order the corporate decides).

The CCLR will now apply to any carried-forward capital losses from a earlier Monetary 12 months. The place applicable, the corporate could make a declare below CTA10/S269ZYA in respect of any accounting interval within the Monetary 12 months.

Instance 30 – Losses

An organization has No Supply of Chargeable Revenue within the Monetary 12 months ended 31 March 20X3. The corporate has carried-forward capital losses of £500,000.

The corporate makes quite a few disposals through the 12 months, every of which leads to a one-day accounting interval and a capital achieve or capital loss accruing as follows:-

AP1	2 April 20X2	Capital lack of £12,800
AP2	16 Could 20X2	Capital achieve of £81,700
AP3	6 June 20X2	Capital lack of £17,600
AP4	19 November 20X2	Capital achieve of £4,600
AP5	23 February 20X3	Capital lack of £1,200

The corporate meets the circumstances for the loss therapy to use so should offset its capital losses in opposition to positive factors as far as it may possibly.

The corporate can select the right way to allocate its losses, so would possibly do the next:-

AP4

Web capital positive factors	£4,600
Much less capital losses from AP1	£4,600

Web capital positive factors	£ nil

AP2

Web capital positive factors	£81,700
Much less capital losses from AP1	£8,200
Much less capital losses from AP3	£17,600
Much less capital losses from AP5	£1,200

Web capital positive factors	£54,700

The CCLR can now be computed for AP2 the place the Qualifying Chargeable Features shall be £54,700.

The corporate could want to make a declare below CTA10/S269ZYA for AP2 if it meets the related circumstances.

CCLR for bancrupt corporations

FB20/Sch 3 Para 8 & 9 (now FA20/Sch 4, Paras 8 & 9)

CTA10/S269ZWA

The place an organization is in Bancrupt Liquidation, its deductions allowance is elevated such that its carried-forward capital losses are usually not restricted within the Winding Up Accounting Interval.

Circumstances

The elevated deductions allowance is just due when the corporate is both:-

In Bancrupt Liquidation inside the UK, or
A Corresponding State of affairs exists in a rustic or territory outdoors the UK.

Definitions

Liquidation signifies that the corporate has both handed a decision for its winding up, or been ordered to be wound up by the court docket, inside the that means of:-

Part 247(2) of the Insolvency Act 1986, or
Article 6(2) of the Insolvency (Northern Eire) Order 1989 (SI 1989/2405 (NI 19))

Bancrupt signifies that on the time the corporate goes into liquidation, its property are inadequate for the cost of its money owed and liabilities (together with the bills of winding up).

Corresponding State of affairs signifies that for corporations not inside the UK, they enter a authorized kind (in line with the legislation of that nation or territory) of liquidation equal to these listed above and that the corporate is bancrupt as outlined above.

A Winding Up Accounting Interval is one which:-

Begins when a brand new accounting interval begins on the graduation of winding up (as per CTA2009/S12(7)), and
Every subsequent accounting interval.

Deductions Allowance

The place the circumstances are met, the deductions allowance for the Winding Up Accounting Interval is elevated by the lessor of:-

The chargeable positive factors of the Winding Up Accounting Interval (much less any capital losses of the interval), or
The quantity of carried-forward capital losses.

In figuring out the quantity of chargeable positive factors of the Winding Up Accounting Interval ignore:-

A – Any chargeable positive factors (however not losses) accruing from sure transfers inside a bunch,
B – Sure chargeable positive factors (however not losses) transferred to the corporate below a bunch election.

Within the case of A, excluded positive factors are these arising from an asset the place that asset was:-

Beforehand transferred into the corporate at no achieve no loss (TCGA92/S171),
The place that earlier switch occurred throughout a Winding Up Accounting Interval, and
The corporate making the switch of the asset was not, at the moment, in Bancrupt Liquidation.

Within the case of B, excluded positive factors are these:-

Transferred to the corporate below an election made below TCGA92/S171A,
The place the election was made throughout a Winding Up Accounting Interval, and
The corporate from which the achieve was transferred was not, on the time of the election, in Bancrupt Liquidation.

Instance 31 – Winding up accounting intervals

An organization usually makes up its accounts to 31 December. On 16 July 20X2, the corporate enters bancrupt liquidation. The corporate is lastly liquidated on 2 March 20X4.

The primary accounting interval from 16 July 20X2 to fifteen July 20X3 and the second from 16 July 20X3 to 2 March 20X4 will each be Winding Up Accounting Durations.

Instance 32 – Single firm in liquidation

T Ltd has carried-forward capital losses of £40 million.

On 1 June 20X3, it’s bancrupt and enters formal liquidation. Within the interval to 24 September 20X3 (when the corporate is dissolved), the corporate disposes of property making capital positive factors of £11 million and capital losses of £2 million.

The corporate meets the circumstances for an elevated deductions allowance, so the deductions allowance is elevated by the lessor of:-

The chargeable positive factors of the Winding Up Accounting Interval (much less any capital losses of the interval) (£11 million – £2 million = £9 million), or
The quantity of carried-forward capital losses (£40 million).

The deductions allowance for the Winding Up Accounting Interval will subsequently be elevated by £9 million.

Instance 33 – Group the place some corporations are in liquidation

Because the above instance, however T Ltd is in a bunch with Q Ltd, W Ltd, E Ltd, R Ltd and Y Ltd.

R Ltd and Y Ltd each go into Bancrupt Liquidation alongside T Ltd however Q Ltd, W Ltd and E Ltd proceed as buying and selling corporations.

Q Ltd makes a capital achieve of £1 million on the disposal of an asset (A1), which it transfers to T Ltd throughout its Winding Up Accounting Interval below a S171A election.

W Ltd transferred some land (A2) to T Ltd about ten years in the past (a no achieve no loss switch below S171); the disposal of that land accounts for £5 million of T Ltd’s positive factors throughout winding up.

T Ltd additionally used a manufacturing facility (A3), owned by E Ltd. It was agreed through the winding up that the manufacturing facility be transferred to T Ltd for £1 million (its market worth) on the market. The switch to T Ltd is a no achieve no loss switch below S171 and T Ltd subsequently recognised a £4 million achieve on disposal of the asset.

R Ltd makes a capital achieve of £3 million on the disposal of an asset (A4), which it transfers to T Ltd throughout its Winding Up Accounting Interval below a S171A election.

Y Ltd owned some land (A5) adjoining to the A2 land. A purchaser agreed to buy A2 and A5 from T Ltd in a single transaction. Throughout the Winding Up Accounting Interval, Y Ltd transferred A5 to T Ltd in a no achieve no loss transaction (below S171) so T Ltd recognised a achieve of £1 million on this asset.

T Ltd made positive factors within the Winding Up Accounting Interval of £11 million, losses within the Winding Up Accounting Interval of £2 million and acquired positive factors below S171A elections totalling £4 million. Its web chargeable positive factors for the interval are £13 million.

As above, the deductions allowance for the Winding Up Accounting Interval is elevated by the lessor of:-

The chargeable positive factors of the Winding Up Accounting Interval (much less any capital losses of the interval), or
The quantity of carried-forward capital losses.

The latter quantity (L) continues to be £40 million, however the former quantity (F) contains numerous quantities arising following S171 transfers and S171A elections so must be adjusted.

The full chargeable positive factors of the winding up interval of £11 million are comprised of:-

Disposal of A2	£5 million
Disposal of A3	£4 million
Disposal of A5	£1 million
Disposal of different property	£1 million

Within the case of A2, the switch below S171 occurred earlier than the Winding Up Accounting Interval started, so the achieve arising of £5 million shouldn’t be excluded in computing F.

Within the case of A3, the switch was made below S171 through the Winding Up Accounting Interval and from an organization which was not, on the time of the switch, in Bancrupt Liquidation. The achieve arising on the disposal of this asset of £4 million should subsequently be excluded in computing F.

Within the case of A5, the switch was made below S171 through the Winding Up Accounting Interval however the firm from which it was transferred was, on the time of the switch, additionally in Bancrupt Liquidation. The achieve arising on the disposal of this asset of £1 million shouldn’t be excluded in computing F.

The full positive factors of the Winding Up Accounting Interval transferred into T Ltd below S171A elections of £4 million are comprised of:-

Election from Q Ltd (A1)	£1 million
Election from R Ltd (A4)	£3 million

Within the case of A1, the election was made below S171A through the Winding Up Accounting Interval and Q Ltd was not in Bancrupt Liquidation. The achieve transferred of £1 million should subsequently be excluded in computing F.

Within the case of A4, the election was made below S171A through the Winding Up Accounting Interval, however R Ltd was, on the time of the election, in Bancrupt Liquidation. The achieve transferred of £3 million shouldn’t be excluded in computing F.

The calculation of F is subsequently:-

Capital positive factors of the accounting interval (£11 million), much less
Exclusion for A3 (£4 million), much less
Capital losses of the accounting interval (£2 million), plus
Features transferred into T Ltd below S171A elections (£4 million), much less
Exclusion for A1 (£1 million).

F is subsequently £8 million.

As F is lower than L, the deductions allowance for the Winding Up Accounting Interval for T Ltd shall be elevated by £8 million.

CCLR for offshore collective funding autos

FB20/Sch 3 Para 11 (now FA20/Sch 4, Para 11)

TCGA92/Sch 5AAA

Sure Offshore Collective Funding Automobiles (CIVs) are deemed to be corporations by advantage of TCGA92/Sch 5AAA Para 4. The place the deeming provision applies, the CCLR will apply to the entity as if it had been an organization.

The place a CIV is deemed to be an organization as above, the group provisions for CILR and CCLR (as set out in CTA10/S269ZZB, see CTM05160) will apply to that deemed firm.

Instance 34 – Offshore collective funding car

For instance, a CIV (“OCIV”), which is deemed to be an organization by advantage of TCGA92/Sch 5AAA Para 4, holds all of the shares of A Ltd, which in flip holds all of the shares in B Ltd and C Ltd.

For the needs of CILR and CCLR: OCIV, A Ltd, B Ltd and C Ltd will collectively kind a bunch.

CCLR for all times insurance coverage corporations

FB20/Sch 3 Paras 12, 13, 14, 15, 40 & 41 (now FA20/Sch 4, Paras 12, 13, 14, 15, 40 & 41)

TCGA92/S210A

Particular guidelines apply for corporations with Primary Life Assurance and Common Annuity Enterprise (BLAGAB) (see Life Assurance Handbook, specifically LAM03000 onwards).

Firms with BLAGAB should apportion any capital positive factors and losses between their BLAGAB and different enterprise (often called non-BLAGAB).

The BLAGAB positive factors and losses are pooled and both attributed to policyholders (the policyholders’ share) or shareholders (the shareholders’ share).

The place BLAGAB losses are carried ahead to offset future BLAGAB positive factors, these losses is not going to be topic to the CCLR.

The place Non-BLAGAB losses are carried ahead to offset future non-BLAGAB positive factors, these losses shall be topic to the CCLR.

The BLAGAB losses attributable to shareholders could be carried-forward and offset in opposition to non-BLAGAB positive factors. The place this occurs, the CCLR will apply to limit such losses.

Non-BLAGAB losses may also be carried ahead and used to offset the shareholder share of BLAGAB positive factors. The place this occurs, the CCLR will apply to limit such losses.

Offsetting non-BLAGAB positive factors in opposition to shareholders’ share of BLAGAB positive factors

The CCLR will, as set out above, apply on this state of affairs. The next phrases are outlined.

Insurance coverage Firm, Shareholder’s Share of BLAGAB Chargeable Features and BLAGAB Chargeable Features take the identical that means as set out in TCGA92/S210A.

The BLAGAB Deductions Allowance is the quantity of the corporate’s deductions allowance specified for the aim. That is a part of the £5 million deductions allowance out there to the group in a full 12 months’s accounting interval. If no quantity is specified, the BLAGAB Deductions Allowance is nil.

The Related BLAGAB Chargeable Features for an accounting interval are:-

The Shareholders’ Share of BLAGAB Chargeable Features for an accounting interval after deduction of any BLAGAB losses (both in-year or carried-forward) and any in-year non-BLAGAB losses which could be offset, much less
The quantity of the corporate’s BLAGAB Deductions Allowance.

The Related Most is the sum of:-

50% of the corporate’s Related BLAGAB Chargeable Features for the accounting interval, and
The quantity of the corporate’s BLAGAB Deductions Allowance.

The quantity of non-BLAGAB allowable losses that the Insurance coverage Firm can offset in opposition to the Shareholders’ Share of the BLAGAB Chargeable Features can’t exceed the Related Most.

Instance 35 – Firm with BLAGAB

An Insurance coverage Firm with BLAGAB has the next for an accounting interval for the 12 months ended 31 December 20X6:-

Carried-forward BLAGAB losses	£3 million
Carried-forward non-BLAGAB losses	£15 million
Shareholders’ share of BLAGAB chargeable positive factors	£12 million
Shareholders’ share of BLAGAB allowable losses	£1 million
Non-BLAGAB losses	£2 million

For the aim of this instance, assume for simplicity that the carried-forward BLAGAB losses and in-year non-BLAGAB losses could be totally utilised in opposition to the Shareholders’ Share of BLAGAB Chargeable Features. The corporate specifies that its BLAGAB Deductions Allowance shall be £2 million.

The BLAGAB Deductions Allowance is £2 million.

The Related BLAGAB Chargeable Features are:-

The Shareholders’ Share of BLAGAB Chargeable Features (£12 million) after deduction of any BLAGAB losses (both in-year or carried-forward) (£1 million + £3 million) and any in-year non-BLAGAB losses which could be offset (£2 million), (that’s £12 million – £1 million – £3 million – £2 million = £6 million) much less
The quantity of the corporate’s BLAGAB Deductions Allowance (£2 million).

The Related BLAGAB Chargeable Features are subsequently £4 million.

The Related Most is the sum of:-

50% of the corporate’s Related BLAGAB Chargeable Features (50% of £4 million = £2 million), and
The quantity of the corporate’s BLAGAB Deductions Allowance (£2 million).

The Related Most is subsequently £4 million.

The quantity of carried-forward non-BLAGAB losses that may be offset in opposition to the Shareholders’ Share of BLAGAB Chargeable Features can’t exceed £4 million.

The total computation of the Shareholders’ Share of the BLAGAB Chargeable Features shall be:-

Shareholders’ share of BLAGAB positive factors for AP	£12 million
Much less shareholders’ share of BLAGAB losses for AP	£1 million
Much less non-BLAGAB losses of AP	£2 million
Much less carried-forward BLAGAB losses (unrestricted)	£3 million
Much less carried-forward non-BLAGAB losses (restricted)	£4 million

Web Shareholders’ share of BLAGAB positive factors	£2 million

Word AP = accounting interval

CCLR for oil corporations

FB20/Sch 3 Para 16 (now FA20/Sch 4, Para 16)

TCGA92/S197

Sure capital positive factors and losses relating to grease and gasoline extraction are ring fenced in accordance with TCGA92/S197 (see OT30000).

The place capital losses inside the ring fence are carried ahead, the CCLR is not going to apply to limit these losses when they’re set in opposition to ring fenced positive factors.

Interplay of CCLR with actual property funding trusts

FB20/Sch 3 Paras 19, 20, 21 & 22 (now FA20/Sch 4, Paras 19, 20, 21 & 22)

REIT Ring Fence

When a UK Actual Property Funding Belief (REIT) derives its earnings arising from a Property Rental Enterprise (PRB), such earnings are normally exempt from Company Tax (CTA10/S534, see Steering on REITs Handbook). Features and losses arising from property used for the needs of the PRB are additionally normally exempt (CTA10/S535, see GREIT05000).

The place capital positive factors and losses are inside the REIT exemption, the CCLR is not going to apply, together with the place the REIT makes a Property Revenue Distribution (PIDs).

Residual Enterprise

A REIT could conduct enterprise apart from PRB, outdoors what’s referred to in CTA10/S541 because the “ring fence”. The enterprise outdoors the ring fence is the “residual enterprise”, CTA10/S522.

The place capital positive factors and losses accrue outdoors the ring fence (inside the residual enterprise) the CCLR will apply.

Three-12 months Improvement Rule

If a REIT acquires a property as a part of its PRB however sells it inside three years of completion, the asset is taken out of the ring fence PRB (CTA10/S556, see GREIT05015). The place this is applicable, the disposal is topic to regular Company Tax therapy and should represent a buying and selling transaction. If not, then the capital positive factors therapy will apply. The CILR or CCLR, as applicable, will apply to such disposals.

Non-UK resident capital positive factors

Guidelines launched by FA 2019 prolonged the that means of “related non-chargeable positive factors” to incorporate positive factors on disposals of pursuits in UK property wealthy corporations taxable below the non-UK resident capital positive factors guidelines from 6 April 2019.

FA19/Sch 1 Para 115 introduces, specifically, new CTA10/S535A, which gives that the place a REIT disposes of an curiosity in a UK property wealthy firm, that shall be an exempt ring fence achieve and in addition that such positive factors will kind a part of the PRB for the needs of the attribution of distributions below CTA10/S550.

Particular provision for losses is made in new CTA10/S535B. As a result of the positive factors now exempted would have been taxed as a part of the residual enterprise earlier than the introduction of the non-UK resident capital positive factors guidelines from April 2019, losses within the residual enterprise that arose earlier than that date could be set in opposition to the exempt positive factors in calculating the online positive factors for this function.

The CCLR doesn’t apply to limit the usage of losses for the needs of the brand new CTA10/S535B.

Quarterly instalment funds

FB20/S25 (now FA20/S26)

The Company Tax (Instalment Funds) Rules 1998 (CTIPR) (S.I. 1998/3175) – Reg 3 – Para 11

Accounting intervals starting on or after 11 March 2020

The place an organization would at the moment be labeled as very giant for the needs of quarterly instalment funds as a result of it has a one-day accounting interval and the £20 million threshold is proportionately diminished to £54,795 (see CTM92795), it can now be labeled as giant the place the next circumstances are met:-

The corporate is just chargeable to Company Tax as a result of a capital achieve (or loss) has accrued, and
The corporate would, in accordance with the CTIPR, be labeled as very giant other than the necessities of this Paragraph (11).

The place the corporate is giant in accordance with this Paragraph, the corporate might want to pay its Company Tax legal responsibility by 3 months and 14 days after the top of the accounting interval.

Instance 36 – Quarterly instalment funds

An organization, which isn’t in any other case chargeable to Company Tax, disposes of an asset on 6 June 2020, making a capital achieve of £200,000 leading to an organization tax legal responsibility of £38,000.

The corporate will grow to be chargeable to Company Tax on 6 June 2020 on account of this disposal. The corporate has no different chargeability to Company Tax, so the accounting interval will begin and finish on 6 June 2020.

Other than Paragraph 11, the CTIPR guidelines would classify this firm as very giant because the earnings exceed £54,795 and the corporate can be required to pay its Company Tax legal responsibility on 6 June 2020 (the final day of the accounting interval (Reg 5AZA(5)).

As the corporate meets the 2 circumstances in Paragraph 11, the corporate shall be giant for the needs of the CTIPR. The corporate will subsequently must pay its Company Tax legal responsibility on or by 20 September 2020.

Accounting intervals starting earlier than 11 March 2020

New Paragraph 11 solely applies to accounting intervals starting on or after 11 March 2020.

For accounting intervals starting earlier than this date, the foundations as set out in Regulation 3 will formally apply.

Nonetheless, in April 2019, HMRC launched a concessionary therapy which permits an organization which is just chargeable to Company Tax on account of a capital achieve (or loss) which might in any other case be a really giant firm shall be handled as a big firm for the needs of the CTIPR.

That concessionary therapy will subsequently apply to corporations who meet the necessities for accounting intervals commencing earlier than 11 March 2020.

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CG-APP17 – Appendix 17 – Draft steerage on the Company Capital Loss Restriction – HMRC inner handbook

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The Company Capital Loss Restriction (CCLR) – Important provisions

FB20/Sch 3 Paras 1 to 7 & 24 to 38 (now FA20/Sch 4, Pt 1, Paras 1 to 7 & 24 to 38)

CTA10/S269ZBA, S269ZC, S269ZD & S269ZF

Restriction on deductions from chargeable positive factors

Definitions

Calculation of CCLR

Instance 1 – CCLR solely (simplified)

Instance 2 – CCLR & CILR

Interplay of CCLR with clogged losses

FB20/Sch 3 Para 17 (now FA20/Sch 4 Para 17)

TCGA92/S18

Clogged Loss Declare

Instance 3 – Clogged losses

Interplay of CCLR with pre-entry losses

FB20/Sch 3 Para 18 (now FA20/Sch 4 Para 18)

TCGA92/Sch 7A

Instance 4 – Pre-entry losses

Instance 5 – Pre-entry losses

Anti-avoidance preparations

FB20/Sch 3 Para 23 (now FA20/Sch 4 Para 23)

F(No.2)A17/S19

Graduation provisions

FB20/Sch 3 Paras 42 to 45 (now FA20/Sch 4, Pt 3, Paras 42 to 45)

5A. Straddling intervals

A1 – Introduction

Instance 6 – Splitting the Straddling Interval

A2 – Allocation of capital positive factors and losses

Instance 7 – Allocation of capital positive factors and losses

A3 – Calculation of in-year positive factors and losses

Instance 8 – Calculation of in-year positive factors and losses

A4 – Utility of the Company Capital Loss Restriction

Instance 9 – CCLR

Instance 10 – CCLR (with web positive factors in Pre-Graduation Interval)

A5 – BLAGAB

5B. Non-UK resident property companies

B1 – Circumstances

B2 – Election

B3 – Losses provision

Instance 11 – Losses provision

B4 – One-day accounting interval provision

Instance 12 – One-day accounting interval provision

Anti-forestalling preparations

FB20/Sch 3 Para 46 (now FA20/Sch 4, Para 46)

Instance 13

Instance 14

Instance 15

Instance 16

Instance 17

Instance 18 – Operation of the anti-forestalling rule

Firms with out a supply of chargeable revenue

FB20/Sch 3 Paras 10 & 39 (now FA20/Sch 4, Paras 10 & 39)

CTA10/S269ZYA

CTA10/S269ZYB

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A1 – Definitions

A2 – Declare circumstances

A3 – Deadlines for making a declare

A4 – Impact on a Declare AP

A5 – Impact on an Different AP

Instance 19 – No supply of chargeable revenue

Instance 20 – Members of a bunch

Instance 21 – Ordering of claims

Instance 22 – Declare closing dates

Instance 23 – Single declare

Instance 24 – A number of accounting intervals for a single firm

Instance 25 – A number of accounting intervals for a single firm

7B. Declaration for provisional utility below CTA10/S269ZYB {#}

B1 – Introduction

B2 – Circumstances

B3 – Impact of a Declaration

B4 – Declaration ceasing to have impact

B5 – Impact of a Declaration ceasing to have impact

Instance 26 – Declaration for provisional utility

Instance 27 – Firm makes a declare

Instance 28 – Firm place adjustments

Instance 29 – Firm place adjustments

7C. Losses for corporations with no supply of chargeable revenue {#}

C1 – Circumstances