'Claims that cannot be made without a return

HC Deb 01 July 1998 vol 315 c381 9.—(1) No claim to which this paragraph applies may be made by a company before it delivers a company tax return for the period to which the claim relates. (2) This paragraph applies to a claim by a company for any repayment of income tax called for by virtue of—

1. (a) section 6(2) of the Taxes Act 1988 (exclusion of income tax charge in case of UK resident company or income within chargeable profits for corporation tax), or
2. (b) exemptions from income tax conferred by the Corporation Tax Acts.

(3) This paragraph applies to a claim by a company for payment of a tax credit, unless—

1. (a) the company is wholly exempt from corporation tax or is only not so exempt in respect of trading income, and
2. (b) the tax credit is not one in respect of which a payment on account may be claimed by the company under Schedule 19AB to the Taxes Act 1988 (pension business).