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CG52800P · Shares and securities: company reconstructions and amalgamations: company reconstructions and amalgamations: the company: TCGA92/S139

  • CG52800 · Company reconstructions: company: general
  • CG52803 · Company reconstructions where there is a transfer of business: company: TCGA92 S139: basic conditions
  • CG52806 · Company reconstructions: company: TCGA92/S139: transfer of business
  • CG52810 · Company reconstructions: company: TCGA92 S139: anti-avoidance provisions and clearance procedure
  • CG52814 · Company reconstructions: company: TCGA92/S139 does not apply
  • CG52817 · Company reconstructions: company: TCGA92 S139: dual resident company
  • CG52819 · Company reconstructions: company: TCGA92/S139: unit/investment trusts
  • CG52820 · Company reconstructions: company becoming approved investment trust
  • CG52830 · Company reconstructions: Company becoming a Venture Capital Trust
  • CG52831 · Company reconstructions: company: TCGA92 S139: position where shares issued before 17 April 2002
  1. Shares and securities: company reconstructions and amalgamations: company reconstructions and amalgamations: the company: TCGA92/S139: contents
  2. Company reconstructions: company: TCGA92/S139 does not apply

CG52814 | Company reconstructions: company: TCGA92/S139 does not apply

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

TCGA92/S139

If the anti-avoidance provisions of TCGA92/S139 (5) prevent Section 139 from applying

  • the transfer of assets is treated as an ordinary disposal

  • refer any objection with your file to Capital Gains Technical Group

  • Section 139(6) allows you to make an assessment on the transferee company if the transferor company has been wound up before the gains have been assessed. Capital Gains Technical Group will advise on the form of the assessment.

TCGA92/S139 (7) allows you to recover unpaid tax from the transferee company, or further transferee company if there has been a later intra-group transfer of the assets. The relevant conditions are that

  • Section 139(5) has prevented Section 139 from applying

  • tax has been assessed on the transferor company or the transferee company under Section 139(6) if the transferor company has been wound up

  • the tax remains unpaid six months after it became payable.

Capital Gains Technical Group will advise on the form of the assessment.

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