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* [[Corporate Interest Restriction]] | * [[Corporate Interest Restriction]] | ||
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* [[EBITDA]] | * [[EBITDA]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:54, 18 August 2018
Tax - anti-avoidance - UK Corporate Interest Restriction.
Tax-EBITDA is a measure of profits for the purpose of calculating the UK Corporate Interest Restriction.
Its starting point is the profits or losses for corporation tax purposes, adjusted to exclude interest, capital allowances, and other specified items.
