CTM80140 - Groups: group relief: meaning of excess management expenses
CTA10/S99(1)(f), CTA10/S103, CTA09/S1219, CTA10/S105
Excess management expenses can be surrendered and claimed as group relief (CTM80105).
This does not apply where the surrendering company carries on the business of life assurance (CTA09/S1223A).
Management expenses means expenses that are deductible for the surrender period under CTA09/S1219 (see CTM08150).
Management expenses are a ‘relevant amount� for the group relief provisions, so can only be surrendered to the extent that the total of the surrendering company’s relevant amounts exceeds the ‘profit-related threshold� (or ‘gross profit� in surrendering periods ended before 20 March 2013; see CTA10/S105, CTM80142). This is the case regardless of whether the surrendering company uses any of the relevant amounts against its own profits.
»Ê¹ÚÌåÓýapp calculation will need to take into account the prescribed order of surrender of relevant amounts (see CTM80143).
Excess management expenses does not include:
- management expenses brought forward from another accounting period under CTA09/S1223, or
- brought forward losses of a company with investment business, that ceases to carry on UK property business, that are treated as management expenses of the current period under CTA10/S63.
See the example at CTM80445 on surrender of excess management expenses.