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Capital Gains Manual

CG37100P · Capital Gains Manual: Trusts and Capital Gains Tax: Becoming absolutely entitled: general: Effects of person becoming absolutely entitled

  • CG37101 · Absolute entitlement: effects: expenses
  • CG37102 · Absolute entitlement: effects: death of life tenant
  • CG37103 · Absolute entitlement: effects: sales by trustees after
  • CG37104 · Absolute entitlement: distribution of assets not as strict entitlement
  • CG37105 · Absolute entitlement: distribution of assets not as strict entitlement
  1. Capital Gains Manual: Trusts and Capital Gains Tax: Becoming absolutely entitled: general: Effects of person becoming absolutely entitled: contents
  2. Absolute entitlement: distribution of assets not as strict entitlement

CG37104 | Absolute entitlement: distribution of assets not as strict entitlement

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

Following the occasion of charge under Section 7l(l), when beneficiaries become entitled to the whole of the trust assets, the trustees may distribute the assets to the beneficiaries under a scheme of division otherwise than in accordance with their proportionate shares. In this situation there are good grounds for saying that there is a chargeable disposal by each beneficiary by way of an exchange of assets.

Similarly specific assets may be appropriated by trustees to a beneficiary who has become absolutely entitied to a proportion of the settled property. In this case the exchange is between the trustees and the beneficiary.

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