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INTM1. 20. 21. 0 International Manual HMRC internal manual. ITH3. 00 Company residence the law basic residence rule. ITH3. 01 Company residence nature of a company company law. ITH3. 02 Company residence company law growth of the company. Criterion 8000 Owners Manual' title='Criterion 8000 Owners Manual' />ITH3. Company residence law company not the agent of its members. ITH3. 04 Company residence law company and partnership distinguished. ITH3. 05 Company residence company law constitution of a company. ITH3. 09 Company residence incorporation and residence early days. ITH3. 10 Company incorporationresidence early days Calcutta Jute Mills. ITH3. 11 Company incorporationresidence early days Egyptian Delta Land. ITH3. 14 Company residence true meaning of residence De Beers. ITH3. 15 Companies true meaning of residence De Beers question of fact. ITH3. 16 Company residence legal power to manage and control. ITH3. 17 Company residence legal power to managecontrol with directors. ITH3. 18 Company residence power to managecontrol managing director. ITH3. 19 Company residence legal power to managecontrol foreign law. ITH3. 23 Company residence legal control overridden Unit Construction. ITH3. 27 Company residence difficulties central managementcontrol test. ITH3. 28 Company residence looking at the command structure. ITH3. 29 Company residence command structure three levels of management. ITH3. 30 Company residence executivenon executive directors. ITH3. 31 Company residence command structure pinnacle doctrine. ITH3. 34 Company residence the reality. ITH3. 35 Company residence parent subsidiary relationship. ITH3. 38 Companies dual residence domestic law. ITH3. 39 Companies dual residence peripatetic companies reports to HOITH3. Company residence Case V trade UK central management control. 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ITH3. 48 Company residence proposed new test placeeffective management. ITH3. 49 Company residence proposed new management test abandoned. ITH3. 50 Company residence first Statement of Practice. ITH3. 56 Company residence incorporation rule. ITH3. 57 Company residence incorporation rule reasons for the rule. ITH3. 58 Company residence incorporation rule effect of the rule. ITH3. 59 Company residence incorporation rule exceptions. ITH3. 60 Company residence second Statement of Practice. ITH3. 65 Company residence incorporation ruletreaty non residents. ITH3. 66 Company residence the problem. ITH3. 67 Company residence legislation against treaty. ITH3. 68 Company residence general solution. ITH3. 71 Company residence European company. ITH4. 00 Company residence consequences of law. ITH4. 01 Companies Treasury consent migrationstransfers of business. ITH4. 02 Companies migrationsbusiness transfers Treasury consent why needed. ITH4. 03 Companies migrationsbusiness transfers Treasury consent later need. ITH4. 04 Companies Treasury consent migrations Daily Mail Trust. ITH4. 07 Company residence exit charge. ITH4. 08 Company residence exit charge roll over relief. ITH4. 09 Company residence exit charge postponement of charge. ITH4. 13 Company residence safeguarding collection. ITH4. 19 Company residence loss importation. ITH4. 20 Company residence loss importation the branch. ITH4. 21 Company residence loss importation the branch example. ITH4. 22 Company residence loss importation branch closes down example. ITH4. 23 Company residence loss importation the subsidiary. ITH4. 24 Company residence loss importation the subsidiary example 3. AITH4. 25 Company residence loss importation the subsidiary example 3. BITH4. 26 Company residence loss importation the subsidiary example 3. CITH4. 27 Company residence loss importation the subsidiary example 3. DITH 4. 27 Company residence loss importation the subsidiary example 3. DITH4. 29 Company residence loss importation branch and subsidiary. ITH4. 30 Company residence loss importation effect of Section 2. ITH4. 37 Company residence getting profits back tax free. ITH4. 38 Companies getting profits back tax free inward migration. ITH4. 42 Company residence advantage of central managementcontrol test. ITH4. 45 Company residence nowhere companies before incorporation rule. ITH4. 46 Company residence successors to the nowhere company. ITH4. 49 Company residence incorporation rule and Treaty Non Residents. ITH4. 50 Company residence treaty migration. ITH4. 51 Company residence other anti TNR provisions. ITH4. 52 Company residence companies undergoing forced migration. ITH4. 53 Company residence other consequences of FA9. S2. 49. The following reproduces the guidance on the law and the consequences of the law which was originally published in the International Tax Handbook which was withdrawn in October 2. This guidance is still relevant if considering the central management and control test insofar as it describes the development of the UK rules and summarises relevant case law. Please note that this material may refer to other chapters in the International Tax Handbook which have been removed. COMPANY RESIDENCE THE LAW ITH3. Company residence the law basic residence rule. There has never been a statutory definition of what makes a company resident for the general purposes of the Taxes Acts. Yet it has long been recognised that the residence of a company is determined according to where its central management and control is to be found. That is still so even though since 1. United Kingdom is, with some exceptions, regarded as resident in the United Kingdom for the purposes of the Taxes Acts. Visual Color Picker here. That rule overrides but does not eliminate the test of central management and control. Top of page. ITH3. Company residence nature of a company company law. This chapter is concerned with the concept of company residence, the development of the central management and control principle and the role played by incorporation. But before these matters can seriously be examined it is necessary to consider the real nature of the company, what it is, how it is created and what are the mechanisms whereby it is managed and controlled to do that involves company law. That means primarily company law of the United Kingdom. The management and control test is relevant to all companies including those incorporated abroad. We see later ITH3. But the case law from which the test derives concerns companies which were incorporated either in the United Kingdom or in countries such as the former Dominions with similar company law. The Companies Acts to which reference will be made are those which run in England and Wales and, for the most part, Scotland. Northern Ireland has equivalent law. Company law is a large subject and for the present purpose our interest can be confined to those aspects of it which are relevant to company residence. Company law, like Income Tax law, has evolved and to understand the judgments in some of the Tax Cases, it is important to know, at least in outline, something of that process of evolution. Most companies have been created through the process laid down in the Companies Acts and the first Act to bear that name became law in 1. By that time the Income Tax Act had been established for twenty years and it is accordingly necessary to look back to the time before that first Companies Act to understand the state of things when our Income Tax Act 1.