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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. Trustees' gains - TCGA92/S13*

CG38615 | Trustees' gains - TCGA92/S13*

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

It is common for the trustees’ of non-resident settlement to hold the trust property in a non-resident holding company. Such a company may be within the scope of TCGA92/S13*. Section 13* provides that the gains accruing to a non-resident close company can be attributed to UK resident participators in the company. See CG57200+ for guidance on section 13*.

TCGA92/S13(10)* provides that section 13* gains can be attributed to non-resident trustees. These gains will form part of their section 2(2)* amount. It is not possible to claim double taxation relief on section 13* gains attributed to trustees. So even if the company is resident in a country with the UK has a tax treaty which exempts the gains those gains will still be included in the trustees’ section 2(2)* amount.

*These sections were re-written for disposals from 6 April 2019 see CG10150.

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