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Capital Gains Manual

CG56520P · Shares and securities: employee share schemes: trustees and valuations

  • CG56520 · Employee share schemes: trustees: introduction
  • CG56523 · Employee share schemes: trustees: employer
  • CG56524 · Employee share schemes: trustees: acquisition cost
  • CG56525 · Employee share schemes: trustees: disposal
  • CG56527 · Employee share schemes: trustees: deemed disposal
  • CG56529 · Employee share schemes: trustees: employee
  • CG56530 · Employee share schemes: trustees: composite trust deeds
  • CG56531 · Employee share schemes: trustees: employee benefit trusts
  • CG56534 · Employee share schemes: trustees: options
  • CG56550 · Employee share schemes: valuations
  1. Shares and securities: employee share schemes: trustees and valuations: contents
  2. Employee share schemes: trustees: introduction

CG56520 | Employee share schemes: trustees: introduction

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

Companies that set up an approved Share Incentive Plan (SIP), see CG56490+, have to establish a trust to operate the scheme. The Capital Gains Tax liability of the trustees is covered by special rules in these cases.

Trusts may also be set up in connection with other schemes, where the special SIP rules would not apply. CG56523-CG56530 outline the Capital Gains Tax consequences of arrangements, other than Share Incentive Plans, where shares or other securities are transferred, or options granted, to employees by employee trusts.

For further information on employment-related trusts that may be set up by employers see TSEM5005+.

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