Corporation Tax: Payment And Administration Flashcards

(53 cards)

1
Q

CT rate for FY21
(1 April 21 - 31 March 22)

A

19%

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2
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What is companies CT rate applied to

A

TTP
For relevant accounting period

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3
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What is used to determine when C’s tax is due for payment

A

Augmented profits

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4
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Augmented profits calculation

A

TTP
- Exempt ABGH distributions

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5
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What are exempt ABGH distributions

A

Dividends received
From other companies
(UK and overseas)

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6
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Exempt ABGH distributions exception

A

Dividends from 51% subsidiaries

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7
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Augmented profits limit for corporation tax payment dates FY20

A

1,500,000
(For a 12m accounting period)

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8
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What happens when augmented profits exceed the limit

A

C classified as large

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9
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What happens for CT when a company is large

A

Tax is payable by instalments

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10
Q

CT: Non-large Cs: Payment deadline

A

9m 1d
After end of AP

(In TTS)

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11
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Related 51% group companies: Treatment

A

Augmented profits limit is divided by the number of related 51% group companies
At the end of the previous accounting period

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12
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When a C is in a 51% group
(For tax purposes)

A

One of the Cs is under the control of the other

They are both under common control of another company

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13
Q

51% group companies: Control definition

A

Directly or indirectly
Owning
(Or being eligible to)
More than 50%
Of a company’s issued ordinary share capital,
Voting power,
Distributable income
Or assets on wind up

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14
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51% group companies: Are overseas companies included?

A

Yes

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15
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51% group companies: Are resident companies included?

A

Yes

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16
Q

51% group companies: Are dormant companies included?

A

No

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17
Q

Are dividends received from 51% subsidiaries exempt from ABGH distributions?

A

No

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18
Q

CT: Large companies paying in instalments exceptions

A

Tax liability less than 10k

Not large in previous AP
And
Augmented profits less than it equal to 10m in this AP
(Scaled down for short APs)
(Divided by no. 51% group companies at the end of the previous AP)

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19
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CT: Large companies: Instalment dates

A

The 14th day of months:
7, 10, 13, 16
After start of accounting period
(Based on estimated tax liability at that date)

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20
Q

CT: Very large company definition

A

Augmented profits
More than:
20m

(Scaled down for short APs
And divided by no. 51% group Cs
At end of prev accounting period)

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21
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CT payment instalments for very large Cs

A

On the 14th day
Of months:
3, 6, 9, 12
After start of the AP
(Based on estimated tax liability at that date)

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22
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Deadline for a C informing HMRC of its first accounting period

A

3m

(Informing when it started)

23
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Deadline for company notifying HMRC if tax return not sent to them shortly after year end?

24
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What must C tell HMRC if tax return not sent to them shortly after year end?

A

The period end that it had taxable total profits

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Corporation tax return known as
CT600
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How must CT600 be submitted?
Online
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Usual CT600 deadline?
12m
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Can companies ask HMRC to calculate their tax?
No
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How must tax computations and accounts supporting the return be submitted?
iXBRL
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iXBRL
Inline extensible business reporting language
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Deadline for HMRC to amend obvious errors/mistakes after CT return submitted?
9m
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Notice for HMRC to conduct enquiry over CT return: filed on time
12m Of actual filing date
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Notice for HMRC to conduct enquiry over CT return: Filed late
Quarter day Following 12m anniversary Of actual filing date
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Amending CT return (for any reason) deadline
12m Of due date
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CT overpayment relief claim deadline
4y Of end of AP
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Record keeping time limit: CT
6y From end of AP
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Record keeping time limit: IT and CGT: Business records
5y From 31 Jan following tax year
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Record keeping time limit: IT and CGT: Personal records
1y From 31 Jan following tax year
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Record keeping time limit: VAT
6y
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Penalty for failing to keep records
3k per TY/AP
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Can penalty for failing to keep records be reduced by HMRC?
Yes
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Large company definition For purposes of SAO responsible for certifying each year that C’s accounting systems can produce accurate tax info
Turnover over 200m Or Gross assets over 2b
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Penalty for C not notifying HMRC the name of their SAO
5k
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SAO
Senior accounting officer
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Penalty due to SAO For failure to provide Accurate annual certificate Or establish annual accounting system
5k
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How is repayment interest taxable for companies?
Non-trading loan relationship income
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CT: Repayment interest runs from:
From later of: Due date Date of actual payment To: Date of repayment
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If interest automatically charged if CT paid late?
Yes
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CT: penalty for incorrect returns
CPR
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CT: penalty for failure to notify chargeability
CPR
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CT: penalty for failure to keep records
CPR
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CT: penalty for late filling
Tax tables
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CT: penalty for late filing: persistent failure definition
Third consecutive late return