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Official guidance
Repayment Claims Manual

RM4000P · Detailed check of vouchers: gneral

  • RM4000 · RO instructions: When to use this section
  • RM4004 · RO instructions: How to use this section
  • RM4008 · RO instructions: What evidence is needed
  • RM4009 · RO instructions: Evidence from banks and building societies
  • RM4010 · RO instructions: Evidence of PAYE tax
  • RM4012 · RO instructions: Have you got enough
  • RM4016 · RO instructions: If you do not have enough vouchers
  • RM4020 · RO instructions: If vouchers are missing
  • RM4024 · RO instructions: additional vouchers/evidence
  • RM4028 · RO instructions: When you have enough vouchers/evidence
  • RM4032 · RO instructions: What to do with every voucher
  • RM4036 · RO instructions: Stock Dividends
  • RM4040 · RO instructions: Foreign Income Dividends
  • RM4042 · Repayment calculations including Stock/Foreign Income Dividends
  1. Detailed check of vouchers: gneral: contents
  2. RO instructions: Stock Dividends

RM4036 | RO instructions: Stock Dividends

From HM Revenue & Customs · Repayment Claims Manual

Stock Dividends first appeared in 1993. It is important to recognise them.

They are dividends taken in the form of shares instead of cash. The vouchers issued are similar to normal dividend vouchers but do not show a tax credit. They refer to shares issued' and notional tax’.

Although they are treated as income to which a normal company dividend tax credit attaches, that credit is income tax treated as paid. It is not repayable and cannot be used to cover charges (RE124).

Note that from April 2016 the Personal Savings Allowance and Dividend Tax Allowance apply and repayments are not usually appropriate.

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