As explained at
LLM1095, with effect from 1 July 2007
aligned corporate members may hold ‘member capital’ in
the syndicate PTF that would formerly have been held in the
personal reserve fund as part of their Funds at Lloyd’s
– see
LLM1200. In order to continue the same
timing basis treatment for profits or losses arising on this
capital, as described at
LLM4110, Regulations (SI1616/2007) were
made to amend FA94/S220 (2)(b). In its amended form, the subsection
ensures that, for a particular underwriting (calendar) year, the
profits or losses effective for tax purposes for a corporate member
originating from assets forming part of a PTF are taken to be
This has the effect of applying the declaration basis (
LLM4100) to the ordinary syndicate PTF
profits or losses, and the normal arising basis (
LLM4110) to the profits or losses
originating from member capital held in the syndicate PTF.
For example, an aligned member may hold in its PTF
Income and gains from a. is within the declaration basis and
will not be taxed until 2010. In terms of FA94/S220 (2)(b)(i) 2010
is ‘that [underwriting] year’ in which profits or
losses are declared, but which have been allocated under the rules
or practice of Lloyd’s to a previous year (2007).
But income and gains from b. will be taxed in 2007, even
though the originating capital is held in a PTF, because they arise
in 2007 and are not allocated to any previous year or years, that
is, to any years before that whose profits are being assessed or
loss allowed.