INTM210590 - Controlled Foreign Companies: EEA states - deduction for net economic value against apportionment
Information to be included in applications under ICTA88/S751A
All the following information should be provided, in a level of detail appropriate to the nature and complexity of the activities / arrangements covered by the application.
- Name of controlled foreign company
- United Kingdom Company’s interest in the controlled
foreign company’s share and loan capital (by virtue of
ICTA88/S749B)
- Tax district and reference number of United Kingdom interest
holders where known
- Territory of residence of the controlled foreign company and
details of branches including those in the United Kingdom.
- Place, and for new companies, date of incorporation of the
controlled foreign company
- Confirmation that no other exemption is available to the
controlled foreign company under the legislation at ICTA88/S748.
- The other EEA state(s) where the controlled foreign company has
a business establishment and individuals working for the controlled
foreign company in the state(s).
- A copy of the most recent accounts of the controlled foreign
company (or where these have not yet been drawn up, management
accounts or financial projections)
- Actual or expected equity at the beginning and end of the
controlled foreign company’s accounting period
- Details of all investments held by the controlled foreign
company and actual or projected income from these during the
accounting period for which the application is made
- Details of all direct or indirect transactions between the
United Kingdom and the controlled foreign company. This will
include interest on loans (direct or indirect), royalties, payments
for services, purchase or sale of goods etc.
- Full details (including address) of the controlled foreign
company’s business establishment(s), the number of hours,
days etc. occupied on the company’s business, the size of
premises, whether premises are shared, in particular with group
affiliates, the amount of rent paid by the controlled foreign
company etc.
- Full details of staff working for the controlled foreign
company in business establishment(s) in EEA states, including
details of duties, experience, position of authority and salary.
- Details of any outsourced business activity.
- Full details of the business activity undertaken by the
controlled foreign company. Where there is more than one business
activity, details of where each activity is carried out and which
individuals in each territory as detailed above at 13 are involved
in carrying out each business activity.
- Details of sources of funding for the controlled foreign
company’s activities, in particular sources of equity and
intra-group borrowing.
- A computation of the controlled foreign company’s
chargeable profits and creditable tax for the relevant accounting
period.
- The computation of how the specified amount was arrived at and
the reasons why it is considered that this amount is a part of the
controlled foreign company’s chargeable profits that
represents the net economic value created directly by the work of
individuals working for the company in another EEA state where the
company has a business establishment. Include details of the work
directly carried out by individuals and how the net economic value
to relevant interest holders or other members of the group was
arrived at.
- Provide a computation of the amount by which the creditable tax of the controlled foreign company for the relevant accounting period should be reduced and an explanation of why you consider this to be the correct amount on a just and reasonable basis.
Applications, or potential applications under these rules, should be sent to:
HM Revenue & Customs
Outward Investment Team
Specialist International
03C/01
100 Parliament Street
London SW1A 2BQ
For Attn: Mary Sharp, Team Leader
Telephone 020 7147 2656
Note: In considering applications HM Revenue & Customs may request further information and documentation in relation to the application, though it is thought that the above information should be sufficient in most cases.
