Associated Companies - Implications

Associated Companies - Implications

Postby NSS on Mon May 09, 2011 10:53 pm

Company A (100% owned by John)
Company B (50% owned by John, 50% owned by Mark)
Company C (50% owned by company A, 50% owned by Jean)

John, Mark are brothers
Jean is the mother

Questions
1) Is the corportation tax threshold split between the three companies? e.g. can you earn only £100k in each company
2) Which companies are considered associated?
3) As the controls are different in each company does the corportation tax threshold remain at £300K for each company?

Thanks for your help
NSS
 
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Re: Associated Companies - Implications

Postby section 44 on Tue May 10, 2011 10:42 am

NSS wrote:1) Is the corportation tax threshold split between the three companies? e.g. can you earn only £100k in each company


Yes, assuming that there are no other associated companies.

NSS wrote:2) Which companies are considered associated?


A, B and C.

NSS wrote:3) As the controls are different in each company does the corportation tax threshold remain at £300K for each company?


The question appears to be based on a misunderstanding, the controls are not different for tax purposes.
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