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Capital Gains Manual

CG70800P · Land: leases: granting of a lease: introduction

  • CG70800 · Leases: granting of a lease: introduction
  • CG70820 · Leases: granting of a lease: premiums
  • CG70822 · Leases: granting of a lease: no premium paid on grant of lease
  • CG70825 · Leases: granting of a lease: transactions not at arm's length or between connected persons: imputed premiums
  • CG70830 · Leases: granting of a lease: reverse premiums
  • CG70840 · Leases: granting of a lease: capital improvements by tenant
  1. Land: leases: granting of a lease: introduction: contents
  2. Leases: granting of a lease: transactions not at arm's length or between connected persons: imputed premiums

CG70825 | Leases: granting of a lease: transactions not at arm's length or between connected persons: imputed premiums

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

TCGA92/S17 & S18

Where a lease is granted between connected persons (TCGA92/S18), see CG14560 onwards, or is otherwise granted not at arm's length, see CG14540 onwards, the tenant is deemed to have acquired the lease at its market value and paid the appropriate premium.

The provisions of TCGA92/S17 will apply, see CG14530 onwards, and you should obtain the Valuation Office's opinion of the value of the deemed premium, see CG74000P.

TCGA92/S28 will determine the time at which TCGA92/S17 applies.

A premium which is deemed to arise in these circumstances is to be treated for capital gains purposes in precisely the same way as any other premium.

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