Different approaches are taken to the concept of tax groupings with certain jurisdictions (such as Germany the USA and Netherlands) adopting a concept of fiscal unity whereby multiple companies are treated as a single entity. The UK’s approach however is generally to respect companies as independent entities and then allow certain tax treatments or overrides in scenarios where companies are members of a tax group (for example corporation tax group relief nil gain nil loss transfers of assets within chargeable gain group). There is no single definition of a group for UK tax purposes and instead whether a group exists must be tested based on the requirements in the area of legislation being considered. ...
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Different approaches are taken to the concept of tax groupings with certain jurisdictions (such as Germany the USA and Netherlands) adopting a concept of fiscal unity whereby multiple companies are treated as a single entity. The UK’s approach however is generally to respect companies as independent entities and then allow certain tax treatments or overrides in scenarios where companies are members of a tax group (for example corporation tax group relief nil gain nil loss transfers of assets within chargeable gain group). There is no single definition of a group for UK tax purposes and instead whether a group exists must be tested based on the requirements in the area of legislation being considered. ...
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