Taxation (International and Other Provisions) Act 2010 section Sch 7A para 4

Appointment of reporting company by Revenue and Customs

Schedule 7A paragraph 4 allows HMRC to step in and appoint a reporting company for a worldwide group when the group itself has failed to make a valid appointment and the deadline for doing so has passed.

  • HMRC can appoint a reporting company when the group has not done so and the window for the group to self-appoint has closed.
  • The appointment is made by HMRC issuing a notice to an eligible UK group company that was active during the relevant period of account.
  • HMRC must generally act within four years of the end of the relevant period of account, but can act later if a UK group company's tax return for a relevant accounting period can still be amended.
  • An eligible company must have been a UK group company at some point during the period and must not have been dormant throughout that period.

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