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Corporation Tax Act 2010

Section 99: Surrendering of losses and other amounts

346.This section lists the losses and other amounts that may be surrendered as group relief. It is based on sections 402, 403, 403ZC and 403ZD of ICTA.

347.In ICTA the amounts are referred to as “trading losses and other amounts eligible for relief”. The trading losses are explained in section 403ZA of ICTA. The “other amounts” are explained in sections 403ZB (excess capital allowances), 403ZC (non-trading deficit on loan relationships) and 403ZD (charges, Schedule A losses, management expenses and non-trading loss on intangible fixed assets).

348.This section adopts a similar approach by specifying the losses and other amounts that may be subject to a group relief claim. There is a more detailed explanation of each of those losses and other amounts in sections 100 to 104.

349.Subsection (2) uses a test of whether the losses and other amounts are “eligible for corporation tax relief”.

350.Subsections (3) and (4) contrast the treatments of:

  • amounts within paragraphs (a) to (c) of subsection (1), which may be surrendered whatever the profits of the surrendering company; and

  • amounts within paragraphs (d) to (g) of subsection (1), which may be surrendered only to the extent that they exceed the surrendering company’s total profits (see section 105(3)).

351.Subsection (5) refers to the other restrictions on amounts that may be surrendered in sections 106 to 110. It also refers to the restrictions (mentioned in section 403(4) of ICTA) that operate by making amounts not available for set off.

352.Subsection (6) cross-refers the requirement (in Schedule 18 to FA 1998) that the surrendering company must consent to the surrender.Section 130(2) requires that there is also a claim.

353.Subsection (7) introduces the label “surrenderable amounts” to refer to the losses and other amounts that may be surrendered.

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