CG38719A | Charge on beneficiary of non-resident settlement – TCGA92/S87: Further Examples for 2018-19 and later years Table 1

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

Table 1 Onward payment rules of no application

Initial Allocation:

RB = Remittence Basis

Capital payment toStatus of recipientCapital payment forNotes
SettlorUK resident - RB does not applysettlor2
SettlorUK resident - RB appliessettlor2
SettlorNot UK residentsettlor - but s87D(1) applies to disregard3
BeneficiaryClose family member - UK resident -RB does not apply (settlor UK resident )settlor - s87G(2) applies1, 2
BeneficiaryClose family member - UK resident -RB applies (settlor UK resident )settlor - s87G(2) applies1, 2
BeneficiaryClose family member - UK resident - RB does not apply (settlor not UK resident)beneficiary2
BeneficiaryClose family member - UK resident - RB applies (settlor not UK resident)beneficiary2
BeneficiaryClose family member - not UK resident (settlor UK resident)settlor - s87D(1) is disapplied by (3) and s87G(2) now applies1, 2
BeneficiaryClose family member - not UK resident - (settlor not UK resident)beneficiary - but s87D(1) applies to disregard3
BeneficiaryOther beneficiary - UK resident - RB does not applybeneficiary2
BeneficiaryOther beneficiary - UK resident - RB appliesbeneficiary2
BeneficiaryOther beneficiary - not UK residentbeneficiary - but s87D(1) applies to disregard3

General notes

A. Any unmatched capital payments from the years to 5/4/18 are within the scope of the disregards in s87D (subject to s87E)

B. Special rules in s87F may apply if the settlement ceases to exist in the year

C. Close family member defined in s87H

D. The residence or RB status of a close family member does not impact the treatment of a capital payment for the settlor

E. For split years any gains are treated as arising in the UK part of that year - s87(2A)

Referenced notes

1. Settlor has power of recovery from CFM beneficiary for any tax charged s87G(3).

2. If the individual to whom the capital payment is allocated becomes non resident then under s87N no account will be taken of any unmatched part of the capital payment unless person is within scope of the temporary no resident provisions in which case s87P will apply

3. If the individual is only temporarily non-resident s87P will bring the payment back into account in the period of return.