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CG38625P · Capital Gains Manual: Trusts and Capital Gains Tax: Non-resident trusts: Charge on beneficiary of non-resident settlement – TCGA92/S87: Capital Payments

  • CG38625 · Capital payments - TCGA92/S87
  • CG38630 · Capital payments - non-cash payments
  • CG38635 · Capital payments - absolute entitlement
  • CG38640 · Capital payments - valuation of benefits and non-cash payments
  • CG38645 · Capital payments - loans – up to 5 April 2017
  • CG38650 · Capital payments - non-payment of interest – up to 5 April 2017
  • CG38654 · Capital payments – loans – from 6 April 2017
  • CG38660 · Capital payments - accommodation – to 5 April 2017
  • CG38662 · Capital payments – making land available – from 6 April 2017
  • CG38664 · Capital payments – making available moveable property – from 6 April 2017
  • CG38665 · Capital Payments - Meaning of capital payment - "received from trustees"
  • CG38670 · Trusts and Capital Gains Tax: non-resident trusts: charge on beneficiary of non-resident settlement – s87 TCGA 1992: capital payments: "received from the trustees" - case law
  • CG38675 · Capital payment by close company controlled by trustees - TCGA92/S87
  • CG38680 · Capital payment to non-resident close company controlled by UK residents
  • CG38685 · Capital payment to non-resident close company not controlled by UK resident persons
  • CG38690 · Close companies - definition of control and Extra-Statutory Concession D40
  1. Capital Gains Manual: Trusts and Capital Gains Tax: Non-resident trusts: Charge on beneficiary of non-resident settlement – TCGA92/S87: Capital Payments: contents
  2. Capital payment by close company controlled by trustees - TCGA92/S87

CG38675 | Capital payment by close company controlled by trustees - TCGA92/S87

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

TCGA92/S96(1)

If a capital payment is received from a close company or a non-resident close company controlled by the trustees it is treated as if it were received from the trustees. This prevents the trustees avoiding the application of TCGA/S87 by routing the payment through a company they control allowing the beneficiary to argue that the payment is not received from the trustees.

The normal definitions of close company and control apply subject to the modifications in TCGA92/S96(10). Close company is a term that applies only to UK resident companies. For the sake of convenience the guidance on TCGA/S87 uses the term non-resident close company to mean a company that would be close if was resident in the UK.

See CG38690 for guidance on the meaning of control.

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