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Old 12-05-2009, 10:04   #1
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Corporation Tax question

Hi all,

Someone said they think there was a provision in the budget that if you are now making a loss, you can claim back corporation tax you paid in previous years as some kind of help through the recession.

Google results seem a bit mixed and confusing. Does anyone know anything to point me in the right direction?

Many thanks in advance.

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Re: Corporation Tax question

Do you have accountants? they'd be the first port of call to check this.

the official HMRC details are here but they're about as clear as mud.

the PCG have a tax helpline if your a member.

Off the top of my head though the deal was to do with any losses you have made previously (last 3 years) being used to reduce your CT liaibility now? basically if you've not been making a profit then you can use thoses losses to reduce the CT tax liability now (given that CT is a tax on profits)

Ha, spotted this look at the 4th point down.

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Re: Corporation Tax question

Many thanks for that mate

I did call my accountant eventually, was trying to avoid it. Basically he said we can claim back 3 years but when he does the end of year accounts later he'll put in a CT claim and get a refund.
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