You need to disclose Category A and B reportable tax positions in section B.
You only need to disclose Category A positions that exceed your entity's materiality amount.
You must confirm if your entity has any Category A or Category B disclosures.
Tax positions that are a Category C and Category A or B reportable tax position must be disclosed under section C. You must select No if your entity has a reportable tax position that is both a Category C and Category A or B position.
If you select No, go to Section C: Category C reportable tax positions.
If you select Yes, the next question will ask how many Category A or B reportable tax positions you are reporting.
Category A: Tax uncertainty in your entity's company tax return
A Category A reportable tax position is one where, given relevant authorities, you consider the position taken is either:
- about as likely to be correct as incorrect
- less likely to be correct than incorrect.
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Category B: Tax uncertainty in financial statements
You must disclose a position as a Category B reportable tax position where your entity:
- prepares financial statements in accordance with the relevant accounting standards, including but not limited to applying