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Capital Gains Manual

CG51730P · Shares and securities: share reorganisations: definitions

  • CG51730 · Share reorganisations: definitions: original shares
  • CG51745 · Reorganisations of share capital: definition: reorganisation
  • CG51746 · Reorganisations of share capital: bonus and rights issues
  • CG51748 · Reorganisations of share capital: bonus and rights issues: case law
  • CG51750 · Reorganisations of share capital: bonus issue: shares held in treasury
  • CG51755 · Reorganisations of share capital: open offers and vendor placings
  • CG51756 · Reorganisations of share capital: open offers
  • CG51757 · Reorganisations of share capital: compensatory open offers (COOs)
  • CG51758 · Reorganisations of share capital: compensatory open offers (COOs): tax treatment of new shares
  • CG51759 · Reorganisations of share capital: compensatory open offers (COOs): tax treatment of compensation payments
  • CG51763 · Reorganisations of share capital: vendor placings
  • CG51764 · Reorganisations of share capital: open offers and vendor placings: combined issues
  • CG51765 · Reorganisations of share capital: open offers and vendor placings: considerations
  • CG51780 · Reorganisations of share capital: alteration of rights
  • CG51782 · Reorganisations of share capital: alteration of rights: legal requirements
  • CG51783 · Reorganisations of share capital: capital reduction
  • CG51784 · Reorganisations of share capital: capital reduction: foreign companies
  1. Shares and securities: share reorganisations: definitions: contents
  2. Reorganisations of share capital: alteration of rights

CG51780 | Reorganisations of share capital: alteration of rights

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

TCGA92/S126(2)(b) covers the alteration of the rights attaching to different classes of share. For example, a company may have issued both ordinary shares and convertible preference shares which can be converted to ordinary shares. A conversion of the convertible preference shares to ordinary shares would be a share reorganisation.

In strictness TCGA92/S126(2)(b) can only apply if there is more than one class of share in issue before the reorganisation. You can accept it will also apply if there is only one class of share before the reorganisation.

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