CFM96780 - Interest restriction: joint ventures: interest allowance (non-consolidated investment) election: example 1: opaque JV
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Here the same figures from the example at CFM96740 are used but consider that X plc has now made an investment allowance (non-consolidated investment) election. Note that qualifying net group-interest expense is referred to as QNGIE in the calculation.
Accounts | X plc | JV | X plc Group |
---|---|---|---|
Operating profit | 100 | 150 | 100 |
3rd party interest expenses | - 50 | - 60 | - 50 |
Share of profits of JV | - | - | 45 |
Profict Before Tax | 50 | 90 | 95 |
- X plc group share of profits from JV - 50%
Calculation of QNGIE | X plc Group |
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QNGIE in X plc group ( pre-election) | 50 |
Share of JV QNGIE | 30 |
Total QNGIE - (A) | 80 |
Calculation of group -EBITDA | X plc Group |
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Group - EBITDA of X plc group ( pre-election) | 145 |
Reduction in group - EBITDA | - 45 |
Increase in share of group - EBITDA from JV group -EBITDA | 75 |
Group - EBITDA - (B) | 175 |
- Group ratio with election - 46% - ( A/B)
Interest allowances | X plc |
---|---|
Tax - EBITDA | 100 |
X plc group ratio | 46% |
Interest allowance | 46 |
Net tax- interest expense for X plc group | 50 |
Less interest allowance | - 46 |
Restriction | 4 |
With the election X plc is now able to calculate a group ratio of 46%. If this is compared to the example in CFM96740 when the election has not been made, this is a significant increase and leads to a reduction in the interest restriction.