Where a non-UK resident company is controlled by persons resident in the UK, the profits of that company for an accounting period may, if certain conditions are met, be apportioned to its UK shareholders. In such a case, the non-resident company is designated a controlled foreign company (CFC), and the amounts of its profits apportioned to any company resident in the UK are charged to corporation tax on that company1.
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