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  1. Jan 9, 2023 · Key to both the earlier regime and the new rules is the concept of ‘associated companies’. If a company has one or more ‘associated companies’ then the thresholds for determining the applicable tax rate and any marginal relief are divided by the total number of associated companies.

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    • Why Are Associated Companies Important?
    • What Is An Associated Company?
    • Control Complications
    • A Family Affair?
    • Substantial Commercial Interdependence
    • What Now?

    From 1 April, the corporation tax rate a company pays in any accounting period will depend on its profits as follows: 1. below £50,000 – small profits rate of 19% 2. above £250,000 – main rate of 25% 3. between £50,000 and £250,000 – main rate of 25% less marginal relief. These limits are much lower than they were in 2014/15 (when they were £300,00...

    The starting point is that two companies will be associated if: 1. one has control of the other, or 2. the same person, or persons, have control of both of them. It does not matter where the companies in question are resident, or if they were only associated for part of the accounting period. You can however ignore dormant companies and “passive” h...

    It should be fairly obvious if one company controls another, but things get a bit more complicated when we look at whether companies are controlled by the same person or persons. For this test, we need to identify the “minimum controlling combinations” for each company, that is the groups of people who have control, but would not have if we exclude...

    In the example above, the shareholders were all unconnected, meaning we only needed to look at their individual rights and powers to determine whether the companies were associated. However, where there is “substantial commercial interdependence” between two companies, we also need to take into account the rights and powers of each shareholder’s “a...

    There are three types of commercial interdependence: 1. Financial – one company financially supports the other, or each has a financial interest in the affairs of the same business. 2. Economic – the companies have the same economic objective, common customers or the activities of one benefit the other. 3. Organisational – the companies have common...

    Anyone advising smaller companies, especially where there are families or multiple shareholders involved, needs to get comfortable with the associated companies rules. As can be seen, this is a tricky area. Careful planning of family-owned business structures in particular will be even more critical from April 2023. You might find HMRC’s guidance i...

  4. Jan 17, 2024 · A company is an associated company of another company where, if at any time in the preceding 12 months: one company has control of the other company. both companies are under control of the same person or persons. This includes all worldwide companies, regardless of the tax residence of the company. A company is not treated as associated if:

  5. Mar 21, 2024 · Two or more companies are associated when the same person or group of persons can control both, either personally, or via their interests in other corporate shareholders. A company is an associated company of another at any time when: One of the two has control of the other, or.

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