Finance (No. 2) Act 2023
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Schedule 17 Index of expressions defined or explained in Parts 3 and 4
Section 261 Term | Provision defining or explaining it acceptable accounting standards | section 250(1) acceptable overseas GAAP | section 250(3) accounting currency | section 144(5) accounting purposes | section 259 additional top-up amount | sections 203 and 206 adjusted profits | section 133 authorised accounting standard | section 249(3) carrying value | section 259 CFC entity | section 179(4) CFS currency | section 254(1) combined covered tax balance | section 132 company | section 259 connected | section 258 consolidated group | section 126(2) controlled foreign company tax regime | section 179(4) controlling interest | section 242(4) country-by-country report | section 251A covered bond vehicle | section 272A(5) covered tax balance (and positive covered tax balance and negative covered tax balance) | section 174 covered taxes | section 173 current tax | section 259 deferred tax | section 259 deferred tax expense | section 259 deferred tax asset | section 259 deferred tax liability | section 259 direct ownership interest | section 242(1) disqualified refundable imputation tax | section 253(1) domestic entity purposes (in Part 4) | section 273(1) domestic purposes (in Part 4) | section 272(1) domestic top-up tax | section 265 DTT excluded entity (in Part 4) | section 267 eligible distribution tax system | section 189(3) eligible payroll costs | section 196 eligible tangible asset amount | section 197 entity | section 231 excluded dividends | section 141(2) excluded entity | section 127 excluded equity gain or loss | section 142(2) fair value | section 259 filing member | paragraph 2 of Schedule 14 flow-through entity | section 168(2) general partner (in Schedule 14) | paragraph 3(3) of Schedule 14 governmental entity | section 234(1) group (in Part 4) | section 266(9) held for sale | section 259 HMRC | section 259 impairment | section 259 indirect ownership interest | section 242(3) information return | paragraph 10(2) of Schedule 14 international accounting standards | section 259 international financial reporting standards | section 259 investment entity | section 236(3) investment fund | section 236(1) joint venture group | section 226(1) joint venture parent | section 226(2) joint venture subsidiary | section 226(3) limited partnership (in Schedule 14) | paragraph 3(3) of Schedule 14 location (of an entity) | section 239 main entity (in relation to a permanent establishment) | section 232 material competitive distortions | section 249(4) and (5) merger | section 130(5) minority owned member | section 228(1) minority subgroup | section 228(2) mobile income | section 178(3) multinational group | section 126 multinational top-up tax | section 121 multi-parent group | section 229 OECD tax model | section 259 other comprehensive income | section 143(3) ownership interest | section 242(1) overseas REIT equivalent | section 259 partnership | section 259(1) pension fund | section 235(1) pension services entity | section 235(2) permanent establishment | section 232 Pillar Two rules | section 255 Pillar Two territory | section 241 property, plant and equipment | section 143(3) protected cell company (and “part”, “cell” and “core”) | section 233 QDT credit | section 194(3) qualified refundable imputation tax | section 253(2) qualifying (in relation to a multinational group) | section 129 qualifying (in relation to a refundable tax credit) | section 148 qualifying authority | paragraph 10(5) of Schedule 14 qualifying current tax expense | section 174(5) qualifying de-merger | section 131(2) qualifying domestic top-up tax | section 256 qualifying entity (in Part 4) | section 266 qualifying financial statements (in Part 4) | section 266(10) qualifying member (in Chapter 9A of Part 3) qualifying reorganisation | section 212 qualifying tier one capital | section 155(3) qualifying undertaxed profits tax | section 257 refundable tax credit | section 148 recapture amount | section 190(4) registered group | paragraph 6(7) of Schedule 14 responsible member | section 128 securitisation company | section 267(4) special loss deferred tax asset | section 187(3) standard member | section 132(3)(a) (but see also section 228) stateless entity | section 239 subject to Pillar Two IIR tax | section 128(7) substance based income exclusion | section 195 tax currency | section 144(5) tax equity partnership arrangement | section 176D(5) tax expense | section 259 tax expense amount | section 138(2) tax transparent (in relation to an entity) | section 238 taxable income | section 144(5) third currency | section 144(5) total deferred tax adjustment amount | section 182 transitional safe harbour election | section 255(6) underlying profits | section 134 underlying profits accounts | section 136 UK GAAP | section 250(2) UK REIT | section 259 ultimate parent | section 126 uncertain tax position | section 259
Schedule 17 Index of expressions defined or explained in Parts 3 and 4
Section 261 Term | Provision defining or explaining it acceptable accounting standards | section 250(1) acceptable overseas GAAP | section 250(3) accounting currency | section 144(5) accounting purposes | section 259 additional top-up amount | sections 203 and 206 adjusted profits | section 133 authorised accounting standard | section 249(3) carrying value | section 259 CFC entity | section 179(4) CFS currency | section 254(1) combined covered tax balance | section 132 company | section 259 connected | section 258 consolidated group | section 126(2) controlled foreign company tax regime | section 179(4) controlling interest | section 242(4) country-by-country report | section 251A covered bond vehicle | section 272A(5) covered tax balance (and positive covered tax balance and negative covered tax balance) | section 174 covered taxes | section 173 current tax | section 259 deferred tax | section 259 deferred tax expense | section 259 deferred tax asset | section 259 deferred tax liability | section 259 direct ownership interest | section 242(1) disqualified refundable imputation tax | section 253(1) domestic entity purposes (in Part 4) | section 273(1) domestic purposes (in Part 4) | section 272(1) domestic top-up tax | section 265 DTT excluded entity (in Part 4) | section 267 eligible distribution tax system | section 189(3) eligible payroll costs | section 196 eligible tangible asset amount | section 197 entity | section 231 excluded dividends | section 141(2) excluded entity | section 127 excluded equity gain or loss | section 142(2) fair value | section 259 filing member | paragraph 2 of Schedule 14 flow-through entity | section 168(2) general partner (in Schedule 14) | paragraph 3(3) of Schedule 14 governmental entity | section 234(1) group (in Part 4) | section 266(9) held for sale | section 259 HMRC | section 259 impairment | section 259 indirect ownership interest | section 242(3) information return | paragraph 10(2) of Schedule 14 international accounting standards | section 259 international financial reporting standards | section 259 investment entity | section 236(3) investment fund | section 236(1) joint venture group | section 226(1) joint venture parent | section 226(2) joint venture subsidiary | section 226(3) limited partnership (in Schedule 14) | paragraph 3(3) of Schedule 14 location (of an entity) | section 239 main entity (in relation to a permanent establishment) | section 232 material competitive distortions | section 249(4) and (5) merger | section 130(5) minority owned member | section 228(1) minority subgroup | section 228(2) mobile income | section 178(3) multinational group | section 126 multinational top-up tax | section 121 multi-parent group | section 229 OECD tax model | section 259 other comprehensive income | section 143(3) ownership interest | section 242(1) overseas REIT equivalent | section 259 partnership | section 259(1) pension fund | section 235(1) pension services entity | section 235(2) permanent establishment | section 232 Pillar Two rules | section 255 Pillar Two territory | section 241 property, plant and equipment | section 143(3) protected cell company (and “part”, “cell” and “core”) | section 233 QDT credit | section 194(3) qualified refundable imputation tax | section 253(2) qualifying (in relation to a multinational group) | section 129 qualifying (in relation to a refundable tax credit) | section 148 qualifying authority | paragraph 10(5) of Schedule 14 qualifying current tax expense | section 174(5) qualifying de-merger | section 131(2) qualifying domestic top-up tax | section 256 qualifying entity (in Part 4) | section 266 qualifying financial statements (in Part 4) | section 266(10) qualifying member (in Chapter 9A of Part 3) qualifying reorganisation | section 212 qualifying tier one capital | section 155(3) qualifying undertaxed profits tax | section 257 refundable tax credit | section 148 recapture amount | section 190(4) registered group | paragraph 6(7) of Schedule 14 responsible member | section 128 securitisation company | section 267(4) special loss deferred tax asset | section 187(3) standard member | section 132(3)(a) (but see also section 228) stateless entity | section 239 subject to Pillar Two IIR tax | section 128(7) substance based income exclusion | section 195 tax currency | section 144(5) tax equity partnership arrangement | section 176D(5) tax expense | section 259 tax expense amount | section 138(2) tax transparent (in relation to an entity) | section 238 taxable income | section 144(5) third currency | section 144(5) total deferred tax adjustment amount | section 182 transitional safe harbour election | section 255(6) underlying profits | section 134 underlying profits accounts | section 136 UK GAAP | section 250(2) UK REIT | section 259 ultimate parent | section 126 uncertain tax position | section 259
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