192Attribution to guarantor company of things done by issuing companyU.K.
(1)On the making of a claim, the guarantor company is, to the extent of the reduction mentioned in section 191(1)(c), to be treated for all purposes of the Taxes Acts as if it (and not the issuing company)—
(a)had issued the security,
(b)owed the liabilities under it, and
(c)had paid any interest or other amounts paid under it by the issuing company.
(2)Subsection (1) is subject to subsection (3).
(3)Where the issuing company's liabilities under the security are the subject of two or more guarantees (whether or not provided by the same person), TD must not exceed TR, where—
TD is the total of the amounts brought into account by the guarantor companies because of subsection (1), and
TR is the total amount of the reductions within section 191(1)(c).
(4)Provision about claims under subsection (1) is made by—
section 193 (interaction between claims under subsection (1) and claims under section 174), and
section 194 (general provision about claims under subsection (1)).
(5)In subsection (1) “the Taxes Acts” has the meaning given by section 118(1) of TMA 1970.
(6)In subsection (3) any reference to a guarantee includes—
(a)a reference to a surety, and
(b)a reference to any other relationship, arrangements, connection or understanding (whether formal or informal) such that the person making the loan to the issuing company has a reasonable expectation that in the event of a default by the issuing company the person will be paid by, or out of the assets of, one or more companies.