GREIT03100 – Entry to the regime: effects of entry: capital losses from pre- entry periods
The table below and at
GREIT03105 and
GREIT03110 set out the position for
utilising losses etc arising in accounting periods up to the date
the UK-ICTA rules first apply and which have not been offset
against other profits of pre-entry accounting periods, either in
the same company or surrendered as group relief.
For single company UK-REITs, the table applies to the
company. For Group REITs, the table applies to each company that is
a member of the group at the date it joins the regime. It also
applies to pre-entry losses etc for companies that join a Group
ICTA after the group has joined the regime.
The tables refer to a company before the regime applies to it
as C (pre-entry), the part that carries on tax-exempt business
after the regime first applies to it as C (tax-exempt) and the part
of the company that carries on other taxable activities in that
period as C (residual).
References to ‘qualifying’ property business
means property business that comes within the definition of
‘property rental business’ as set out in section 104,
as modified by Schedule 16 ICTA 2006. The disposals in question are
those which took place in accounting periods before the company or
group became a UK-ICTA, and which have not been utilised in
accounting periods before entry.
Table 1: capital losses
| Disposals of assets that were involved in | Type of loss etc | Can be used against |
| Qualifying UK property business | Section 8(1)(b) ICTA | Chargeable gains of C (residual) regardless of the use to which the asset was put before disposal |
| Case V qualifying property business | ||
| All other activities | ||
| Other capital losses | Type of loss etc | Can be used against |
| Losses on deemed sale and repurchase of assets involved in property rental business | Section 8(2) ICTA | Losses are not allowable since gains are not ‘chargeable’ (section 111(7) ICTA 2006) |
See
GREIT03105 and
GREIT03110 for Tables 2 and 3: trading
and other losses, expenses etc.
