Companies form a tax group if one company owns 75% or more of the shares of one or more other companies.
Profits and losses are calculated separately for each company. However, group relief generally allows trading losses and certain other amounts to be set against the profits of other companies in the same group.
Companies in a group can also transfer fixed assets (non-current assets) to one another free of corporation tax.Last Updated
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05: Groups of companies
Tax rules are subject to change. The FCA does not regulate tax advice.






