UK CT - Corporation tax general

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Definition of an associated company for CT purposes

Companies are associated where one controls the other, or where they are both under the control of the same person. (control = 50% min.)

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When will a person ‘control‘ a company for the purposes of associated companies for CT?

When it owns / is entitled to more than 50% of either:

  • voting power

  • share capital

  • entitlement to distributeable profits / assets on winding up

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When is corporation tax due for small companies?

9 months & 1 day after the end of the accounting period

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Explain the duty to notify chargeability

  • Company must give written notice to HMRC within 3 months of when they come within the charge to CT

  • The notice must state when the Accounting period began

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Explain the Notice to file return (CT603)

  • When HMRC are aware that a company is within the charge to CT, they will send a notice requiring the company to submit a CT600 within a few weeks of the end of their POA.

  • No obligation to file until this is received

  • If company hasn’t received the notice, it must notify HMRC of this within 12 months of the end of a POA

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When is a tax return due for submission?

12 months from the end of the POA, unless they had to notify HMRC about the lack of a notice to file which will extend it by a further 3 months.

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What are the enquiry windows for small and large companies?

Small = 12 months from the date the return is received

Large = 12 months from the date the return was due

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What is the enquiry window when a return is filed late?

HMRC have a minimum of 12 months pleas up until the next quarter date

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How long must a company keep and preserve records for?

6 years from the end of the period for which the company may be required to deliver a tax return

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What makes a compnay large or very large?

Large

  • Augmented profits exceed £1.5 million but not £20m

Very large

  • Augmented profits exceed £20m

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How do you calculate augmented profits?

  • TTP + Dividends from unassociated companies (<51% sub)

  • Apportion for short AP

  • Apportion for associated companies

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What are the QIP dates for large companies?

  • 1st payment = 14th day of month 7 from start of AP

  • Subsequent payments = 3 months after previous instalment

  • Final payment = 3 months + 14 days from end of accounting period

  • 7, 10, 13, 16

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What are the QIP dates for very large companies?

12 month AP:

  • 14th day of months 3, 6, 9 and 12 in the AP

AP less than 12 months:

  • Final installment day is 14th day of last month in AP

  • First installment day is 2 months and 13 days after AP starts

  • Other installments will be the 3 month period between each

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What is the amount due on each installment for a large and very company?

3/n * estimated CT liability

  • 12 month AP = (3/12)*4

  • 10 month AP = 3 lots of (3/10) and the final will be (1/10)

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What are the exceptions to paying CT by instalments?

  1. If comps AP don’t exceed £10m and they weren’t a large or very large comp for the prior 12 months,

  2. Large and very large comps whose CT liability is not higher than £10k (threshold to be apportioned for short APs)