IHTM14854 | Transfers by close companies: foreign aspects
From HM Revenue & Customs · Inheritance Tax Manual
Where an individual is domiciled outside of the UK (), the provisions of need to be considered. These provisions affect the amount apportioned to the participator. They do this by excluding from that amount any part of the value that is attributable to the value of property outside the UK.
Foreign company
A transfer of value by
a company incorporated abroad (hence domiciled abroad - Gasque v IRC [1940] 2 KB 80), of
property situated abroad
is not excluded property since only applies to individuals.
However, if such a company
is resident abroad, and
makes a transfer of exempt Government securities within ,
they do qualify as excluded property.