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CT600B Controlled foreign companies (and Bank Levy)

CCH Corporation Tax
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CT600B Controlled Foreign Companies (And Bank Levy)Supplementary Pages

     CT600B input for Controlled foreign companies is located under Tax Return Information in the Data Navigator. 

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    If the exemption due (if any) field is completed then the data entry for that line is restricted to the Name and Territory of Residence for s749 purpose fields.

    This explains how to use the CT600B Controlled foreign companies (and Bank Levy) data entry window.

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