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Capital Gains Manual

CG40240P · Companies and Groups of Companies: Administration: Capital loss anti-avoidance rule

  • CG40240 · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: General
  • CG40241 · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: Effect of the legislation and commencement
  • CG40242 · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: Definition of arrangements
  • CG40243 · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule - Definition of tax advantage
  • CG40244 · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: Is a tax advantage a main purpose?
  • CG40245 · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: Tax advantage - choice of commercial options
  • CG40247 · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: Choice of commercial options
  • CG40248 · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: Interaction with negligible value claims
  • CG40249 · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: Time of use of losses immaterial
  • CG40250 · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: Company to which tax advantage arises
  • CG40251 · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: The tiering effect
  • CG40252 · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: Example 1
  • CG40253 · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: Example 2
  • CG40254 · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: Example 3
  • CG40255 · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: Example 4
  • CG40240A · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: general
  • CG40240B · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: general
  • CG40246 · Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: Tax advantage - choice of commercial options
  1. Companies and Groups of Companies: Administration: Capital loss anti-avoidance rule
  2. Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: Effect of the legislation and commencement

CG40241 | Capital loss anti-avoidance rule: Effect of the legislation and commencement

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

The effect of the FA 2006 amendments to TCGA92/S8 is that any capital loss arising on adisposal made on or after 5 December 2005 will not qualify as an allowable loss when it arises in connection with arrangements having a main purpose of obtaining a tax advantage.

Where the legislation applies, it will take effect to disallow losses that arise ondisposals made on or after 5 December 2005.

With effect from 6 December 2006, the anti-avoidance provisions in TCGA92/S8 were repealed and replaced by new legislation in TCGA92/S16A.

This is because the Targeted Anti-Avoidance rule relating to the creation of artificiallosses was extended to encompass Capital Gains Tax as well as Corporation Tax on Chargeable Gains. There is no change to the effect of the legislation on companies.

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