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Corporation Tax Act 2010

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269CJ Re-allocation of carried-forward loss allowance

(1) This section applies where— (a) a building society is a member of a group, (b) the building society has given HMRC a statement of allocation in accordance with section 269CI, (c) the building society, or any other member of the group that is a banking company, (the “designating company”) would, if it had an amount (or an additional amount) of carried-forward loss allowance, be able to designate an amount of losses under section 269CH equal to that amount, and (d) that amount is greater than the amount of carried-forward loss allowance which the building society could allocate under section 269CI. (2) In this section the “available carried-forward loss allowance” means the total of any amounts of carried-forward loss allowance which any member of the group, other than the designating company, has (see section 269CH(5)). (3) The building society may— (a) allocate some or all of the available carried-forward loss allowance to the designating company, and (b) provide that, to the extent that any of the amount allocated to the designating company under this subsection is an amount of carried-forward loss allowance which, immediately before the allocation, was an amount allocated to another company, that amount is no longer allocated to that other company. (4) Where a building society makes an allocation under subsection (3), it must give HMRC a statement (a “revised statement of allocation”) which specifies— (a) the amount of the available carried-forward loss allowance immediately before the allocation, (b) the companies which had an amount of carried-forward loss allowance immediately before the allocation, and the amount of carried-forward loss allowance which each of those companies had at that time, and (c) the companies which have an amount of carried-forward loss allowance immediately after the allocation (“the relevant companies”), and the amount of carried-forward loss allowance which each of those companies has. (5) The revised statement of allocation must be given to HMRC on or before— (a) the first day after the allocation on which any of the relevant companies delivers a company tax return which includes a designation made under section 269CH, or (b) if earlier, the first day after the allocation on which a company tax return of any of the relevant companies is amended so as to include such a designation. This is subject to subsection (6). (6) An officer of Revenue and Customs may provide that the revised statement of allocation may be given to HMRC on or before a later day specified by the officer. (7) An allocation made under subsection (3) is not effective unless the requirements of this section have been complied with. (8) Except as provided for by this section, a revised statement of allocation that has been given to HMRC under this section may not be amended or withdrawn.

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269CJ Re-allocation of carried-forward loss allowance

(1) This section applies where— (a) a building society is a member of a group, (b) the building society has given HMRC a statement of allocation in accordance with section 269CI, (c) the building society, or any other member of the group that is a banking company, (the “designating company”) would, if it had an amount (or an additional amount) of carried-forward loss allowance, be able to designate an amount of losses under section 269CH equal to that amount, and (d) that amount is greater than the amount of carried-forward loss allowance which the building society could allocate under section 269CI. (2) In this section the “available carried-forward loss allowance” means the total of any amounts of carried-forward loss allowance which any member of the group, other than the designating company, has (see section 269CH(5)). (3) The building society may— (a) allocate some or all of the available carried-forward loss allowance to the designating company, and (b) provide that, to the extent that any of the amount allocated to the designating company under this subsection is an amount of carried-forward loss allowance which, immediately before the allocation, was an amount allocated to another company, that amount is no longer allocated to that other company. (4) Where a building society makes an allocation under subsection (3), it must give HMRC a statement (a “revised statement of allocation”) which specifies— (a) the amount of the available carried-forward loss allowance immediately before the allocation, (b) the companies which had an amount of carried-forward loss allowance immediately before the allocation, and the amount of carried-forward loss allowance which each of those companies had at that time, and (c) the companies which have an amount of carried-forward loss allowance immediately after the allocation (“the relevant companies”), and the amount of carried-forward loss allowance which each of those companies has. (5) The revised statement of allocation must be given to HMRC on or before— (a) the first day after the allocation on which any of the relevant companies delivers a company tax return which includes a designation made under section 269CH, or (b) if earlier, the first day after the allocation on which a company tax return of any of the relevant companies is amended so as to include such a designation. This is subject to subsection (6). (6) An officer of Revenue and Customs may provide that the revised statement of allocation may be given to HMRC on or before a later day specified by the officer. (7) An allocation made under subsection (3) is not effective unless the requirements of this section have been complied with. (8) Except as provided for by this section, a revised statement of allocation that has been given to HMRC under this section may not be amended or withdrawn.

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