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CG37200P · Capital Gains Manual: Trusts and Capital Gains Tax: Becoming absolutely entitled: general: Losses and other reliefs

  • CG37201 · Absolute entitlement: losses of trustees: entitlement before 16 June 1999
  • CG37208 · Absolute entitlement: losses of trustees: transfer of losses is mandatory
  • CG37210 · Absolute entitlement: losses of trustees: self assessment
  • CG37202 · Absolute entitlement: losses of trustees: apportionment
  • CG37203 · Absolute entitlement: losses of trustees: entitlement on or after 16 June 1999
  • CG37204 · Absolute entitlement: losses of trustees: entitlement on or after 16 June 1999
  • CG37205 · Absolute entitlement: losses of trustees: restriction of beneficiary's relief after 16 June 1999
  • CG37206 · Absolute entitlement: losses of trustees: hold-over relief
  • CG37207 · Absolute entitlement: losses of trustees: connected persons
  • CG37209 · Absolute entitlement: losses of trustees: other trustees becoming entitled
  • CG37230 · Absolute entitlement: charities becoming absolutely entitled
  • CG37240 · Losses and other reliefs: gifts hold-over
  • CG37250 · Absolute entitlement: principal private residence
  1. Capital Gains Manual: Trusts and Capital Gains Tax: Becoming absolutely entitled: general: Losses and other reliefs
  2. Absolute entitlement: losses of trustees: self assessment

CG37210 | Absolute entitlement: losses of trustees: self assessment

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

The general principle under TCGA92/ S16 (2A), is that a loss of 1996-97 onwards is not an allowable loss unless notice has been given to an officer of the Board, see CG15800P. The notice is treated as a claim to relief and is subject to the normal provisions relating to claims to relief. Therefore wherever absolute entitlement occurs after 5 April 1996 no losses accruing after that date can be transmitted to the beneficiary until the trustees have made the appropriate claim, generally on his or her return for that year.

If they have not made such a claim there is no basis on which the beneficiary can show a transferred allowable loss on his return, unless it accrued before 6 April 1996. His return is therefore incorrect.

Unless small amounts only are involved, it is important that any claim by a beneficiary that TCGA92/S71 (2) applies should be checked with the trust district.

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