I-E Taxation

Discussion in 'SA2' started by PhamThinhLe, Dec 1, 2019.

  1. PhamThinhLe

    PhamThinhLe Member

    In page 17, chapter 7, it is mentioned that the policyholder's share "is ring-fenced so that shareholder losses of the company or group cannot be set against it". How exactly does this interact with the minimum profits test biting where the entire I-E profit becomes shareholder's share?
     
  2. Em Francis

    Em Francis ActEd Tutor Staff Member

    Hi
    As the CR implies this ring-fencing only applies where the whole of I-E is p/h share and so the minimum profit does not bite.
     

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