Textual Amendments
F1Pt. 9A inserted (17.7.2012) by Finance Act 2012 (c. 14), Sch. 20 para. 1 (with ss. 56-58)
(1)For the purposes of this Part a CFC is taken to be resident for an accounting period (“the relevant accounting period”) in—
(a)the territory determined by applying section 371TB, or
(b)if no territory can be determined by applying that section—
(i)if subsection (2) applies, the territory in which the CFC is taken to be resident under the double taxation arrangements in question, or
(ii)otherwise, the territory in which the CFC is incorporated or formed.
(2)This subsection applies if the CFC is incorporated or formed in the United Kingdom but is taken to be non-UK resident by virtue of section 18 of CTA 2009 (companies treated as non-UK resident under double taxation arrangements).
(3)This section is subject to section 371KC and step 1 in section 371NB(1).
(1)The CFC is taken to be resident in the territory under the law of which, at all times during the relevant accounting period, the CFC is liable to tax by reason of domicile, residence or place of management.
(2)If there are two or more territories (each of which is called an “eligible territory”) falling within subsection (1), the CFC is taken to be resident in only one of the eligible territories.
(3)To determine that territory, go through the following subsections.
If two or more subsections apply, the earlier or earliest subsection takes precedence.
(4)If an election or designation under subsection (8) or (9) has effect for the relevant accounting period by virtue of section 371TC(9)(b), the CFC is taken to be resident in the eligible territory which is the subject of the election or designation.
(5)If, at all times during the relevant accounting period, the CFC's place of effective management is situated in one of the eligible territories only, the CFC is taken to be resident in that territory.
(6)If—
(a)at all times during the relevant accounting period, the CFC's place of effective management is situated in two or more of the eligible territories, and
(b)immediately before the end of the relevant accounting period, over 50% of the amount of the CFC's assets is situated in one of those eligible territories,
the CFC is taken to be resident in the territory in which over 50% of the amount of the CFC's assets is situated.
For this purpose, the amount of the CFC's assets is determined by reference to their market value immediately before the end of the relevant accounting period.
(7)If, immediately before the end of the relevant accounting period, over 50% of the amount of the CFC's assets is situated in one of the eligible territories, the CFC is taken to be resident in that territory.
For this purpose, the amount of the CFC's assets is determined by reference to their market value immediately before the end of the relevant accounting period.
(8)If, in accordance with section 371TC(1), an election specifying an eligible territory is made, the CFC is taken to be resident in that territory.
(9)If an officer of Revenue and Customs designates an eligible territory on a just and reasonable basis (see section 371TC(6) to (8)), the CFC is taken to be resident in that territory.
(1)An election under section 371TB(8)—
(a)may be made only by a company or companies determined under subsection (2) or (3),
(b)must be made by notice to an officer of Revenue and Customs,
(c)must be made no later than 12 months after the end of the relevant accounting period,
(d)must state, in relation to each company making the election, the percentage of the CFC's chargeable profits for the relevant accounting period which would be likely to be apportioned to the company at step 3 in section 371BC(1) were section 371BC (charging the CFC charge) to apply in relation to the relevant accounting period,
(e)must be signed on behalf of each company making the election, and
(f)is irrevocable.
(2)A company may make an election if it is likely that, were section 371BC (charging the CFC charge) to apply in relation to the relevant accounting period, the company would be a chargeable company whose apportioned percentage of the CFC's chargeable profits for the relevant accounting period would represent more than half of X%.
(3)Two or more companies may together make an election if it is likely that, were section 371BC (charging the CFC charge) to apply in relation to the relevant accounting period, the companies would all be chargeable companies whose apportioned percentage of the CFC's chargeable profits for the relevant accounting period would, taken together, represent more than half of X%.
(4)In subsections (2) and (3) “X%” means the total percentage of the CFC's chargeable profits for the relevant accounting period which would be likely to be apportioned to chargeable companies were section 371BC (charging the CFC charge) to apply in relation to the relevant accounting period.
(5)In subsections (2) to (4) references to apportioned percentages of the CFC's chargeable profits for the relevant accounting period are to the percentages apportioned at step 3 in section 371BC(1).
(6)A designation under section 371TB(9) is irrevocable.
(7)An officer of Revenue and Customs must give notice of a designation to each company which the officer considers would be likely to be a chargeable company were the CFC charge to be charged in relation to the relevant accounting period.
(8)The notice must specify—
(a)the date on which the designation was made,
(b)the CFC's name,
(c)the relevant accounting period, and
(d)the territory designated.
(9)An election or designation has effect in relation to—
(a)the relevant accounting period, and
(b)each successive accounting period of the CFC until subsection (10) applies to an accounting period,
regardless of any change in the persons who have interests in the CFC or any change in those interests.
(10)This subsection applies to an accounting period (“the later period”) if—
(a)one or more of the territories which were eligible territories in relation to the relevant accounting period does not fall within section 371TB(1) in relation to the later period, or
(b)some other territory also falls within section 371TB(1) in relation to the later period.]