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CG38570C · Capital Gains Manual: Trusts and Capital Gains Tax: Non-resident trusts: Charge on beneficiary of non-resident settlement – TCGA92/S87

  • CG38570 · Charge on beneficiary of a non-resident - administration
  • CG38575 · Charge on beneficiary of a non-resident settlement - outline
  • CG38580 · Settlement - TCGA92/S87
  • CG38585 · Settlor - TCGA92/S87
  • CG38590 · Trustees - TCGA92/S87
  • CG38595 · Dual resident settlements - TCGA92/S87
  • CG38600 · Migrating settlements - TCGA92/S87
  • CG38605 · Beneficiary - TCGA92/S87
  • CG38610 · Trustees’ gains - section 2(2)* amount
  • CG38615 · Trustees' gains - TCGA92/S13*
  • CG38620 · Trustees' gains - offshore income gains
  • CG38623 · Trustee’s’ gains – carried interest
  • CG38625P · Capital Payments
  • CG38700P · Matching capital payments
  • CG38730P · Years before 2008-09
  • CG38780 · Charities
  • CG38785 · The charge to Capital Gains Tax
  • CG38790 · Double Taxation Relief
  • CG38795 · Increase in the rate of Capital Gains Tax - TCGA92/S87
  • CG38800 · Increase in rate of Capital Gains Tax: example
  • CG38805P · Non-UK domiciled beneficiaries - remittance basis
  • CG38845P · Paragraph 126 elections - 'rebasing'
  1. Capital Gains Manual: Trusts and Capital Gains Tax: Non-resident trusts: Charge on beneficiary of non-resident settlement – TCGA92/S87: contents
  2. Settlement - TCGA92/S87

CG38580 | Settlement - TCGA92/S87

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

TCGA92/S97(7)

TCGA92/S87 uses the definition of settlement in ITTOIA/S620. This defines settlement as including “any disposition, trust, covenant, arrangement or transfer of assets”. The practical effect of using this definition is that the courts have limited the scope of “settlement” to the case where there is some element of bounty, see TSEM4105. This means that a trust established as a genuine commercial arrangement by a company to attract, retain and motivate good staff would not be within section 87. HMRC published this view in Tax Bulletin 16.

Section 87 applies to any non-resident settlement whenever it was made. When section 87 was introduced in 1981 it did not apply to capital payments received before 10 March 1981. This transitional rule is preserved in FA08/Sch7para 116 but is very unlikely to apply in practice.

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