Corp Tax - Chapter 22 Flashcards
Which payments must 20% tax be deducted?
- Annual interest on debentures/loan stock to individuals
- Annual payments or patent royalties to individuals
- Royalties on certain intellectual property to overseas persons
Interest and royalty payments made before 1 June 2021 by a UK company to an EU associate company made GROSS or NET
Gross
In the case of interest payments, an
exemption certificate was required.
Annual Payment Characteristics
- It must be payable under a legal obligation.
- The obligation must extend for more than one year.
- It must be income, not capital, in the hands of the recipient.
- It must represent pure income profit to the recipient. A sum is pure income
profit if the recipient does not have to do anything in return for receiving the
payment.
Do companies suffer IT on amounts received from other UK Companies?
No and do not withhold tax
Do companies suffer IT on amounts received from individuals?
Yes, rec’d net of 20% tax.
Account for IT on a quarterly basis, on which form?
CT61
What dates are the quarters?
31 March, 30 June, 30 September and 31 December. If a company’s year end is
different from any of these dates, there will be five return periods,
The return and any tax is due 14 days following the end of the return period.
If the tax withheld exceeds the tax suffered, the net amount is the amount of tax the company must ???? .
Pay to HMRC
If the tax suffered by the company exceeds the tax withheld, a refund of tax is required from HMRC for that quarter. However, HMRC ????? repay more than the amount of tax that the company has already paid over so far in the accounting
period.
will not
What happens to excess tax
Carried forward to later AP.