HMRC is changing the way that it will be receiving Corporate interest Restriction Returns and is introducing 4 new Application Programming Interfaces (API)
Corporate Interest Restriction (CIR) applies to corporate entities and aims to restrict a group’s deductions for interest expense and other financing costs for Corporation Tax purposes
Agent Update 86 is available now and contains the latest articles, updates, help and support for the entire agent community.
Corporate Interest Restriction (CIR) legislation became effective from 1 April 2017 and applies to corporate entities. HMRC has developed an Application Programming Interface (API) for submitting Interest Restriction Returns (IRR) and for reporting company appointments and revocations. This will be available for use from June 2021.
Agent Update 73 is available now and contains the latest articles, updates, help and support for the entire agent community.
Did you know, certain groups affected by the Corporate Interest Restriction legislation, will need to submit either full or abbreviated interest restriction returns by the end of June 2018.
Did you know, from 1 April 2017, if your client’s company or group has more than £2 million of net interest and similar financing costs per year, the Corporate interest restriction rules may restrict interest deductions for UK Corporation Tax purposes.
Corporate interest restriction - From 1 April 2017, if your company or group has more than £2 million of net interest and similar financing costs, the Corporate interest restriction rules may restrict interest deductions for UK Corporation Tax purposes.
