Section 610: Non-UK resident company ceasing to hold derivative contract for UK permanent establishment
1652.This section treats a non-UK resident company as making a deemed disposal and reacquisition of a derivative contract at its fair value if and to the extent that some or all of the rights or liabilities under a contract held or owed for the purposes of a permanent establishment of that company cease to be so held or owed. The section is based on paragraph 22A(1) and (4) of Schedule 26 to FA 2002.
1653.The circumstances in which this section applies include where the contract is now held for the purposes of another part of the company’s business (which is not a permanent establishment) or where the permanent establishment ceases to be such. In those cases the derivative contract has left the scope of corporation tax.
1654.A significant difference between the conditions for the application of this section and those for the preceding section is that this section does not apply if the rights and liabilities under the contract cease to be held or owed for the purposes of the permanent establishment because of a “related transaction” (defined in section 596). That is, it does not apply when the contract ceases to be held because it is disposed of. That disposal is itself an occasion leading to amounts being brought into account under this Part.
1655.Subsection (3) introduces the same priority rule as is introduced in the preceding section. See again Change 66 in Annex 1.
