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Capital Gains Manual

CG53709P · Shares and securities: qualifying corporate bonds: qualifying corporate bonds and share reorganisations

  • CG53709 · Qualifying corporate bonds: share reorganisations
  • CG53710 · Qualifying corporate bonds: share reorganisations: definitions
  • CG53711 · Qualifying corporate bonds: share reorganisations: the effect of section 116: shares and non QCBs to QCBs
  • CG53712 · Qualifying corporate bonds: share reorganisations: the effect of section 116: QCBs to shares and non QCBs
  • CG53713 · Qualifying corporate bonds: share reorganisations and debentures
  • CG53713A · Qualifying Corporate Bonds - inter-company transactions
  • CG53714 · Qualifying corporate bonds: cost of the new holding
  • CG53715 · Qualifying corporate bonds: QCBs to QCBs
  • CG53716 · Qualifying corporate bonds: changes to legislation so that a non QCB becomes a QCB
  • CG53717 · Qualifying corporate bonds: taxpayer receives cash and QCBs
  • CG53718 · Qualifying corporate bonds: shareholder receives shares and QCBs: computation
  1. Shares and securities: qualifying corporate bonds: qualifying corporate bonds and share reorganisations: contents
  2. Qualifying corporate bonds: QCBs to QCBs

CG53715 | Qualifying corporate bonds: QCBs to QCBs

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

TCGA 1992 section 116 can only apply if there are qualifying corporate bonds (QCBs) on one side or the other of the transaction, but not on both sides. If for example as part of a takeover QCBs in the target company are exchanged for QCBs in the acquiring company section 116 will have no effect and the normal reorganisation rules in sections 127 - 131 continue to apply as appropriate.

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