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Self Assessment Manual

SAM20000 · Assessments: stand-alone assessments

  • SAM20001 · Introduction
  • SAM20010 · Discovery assessment
  • SAM20020 · Recovery of over-repayment of tax
  • SAM20030 · Pensions taxable on the amount accruing in the year (accruals basis)
  • SAM20040 · Capital gains - withdrawal of roll-over relief
  • SAM20050 · Self employment - adjustment to years prior to cessation
  • SAM20060 · Making an assessment
  • SAM20061 · Making an assessment (Action Guide)
  • SAM20070 · Re-issuing an assessment
  • SAM20080 · Appeal against an assessment
  • SAM20090 · Amending an assessment
  • SAM20100 · Amending SA payments on account
  • SAM20110 · Relevant dates for section 101, FA2009 interest purposes
  • SAM20120 · Examples
  • SAM20130 · Summary
  1. Assessments: stand-alone assessments: contents
  2. Assessments: stand-alone assessments: capital gains - withdrawal of roll-over relief

SAM20040 | Assessments: stand-alone assessments: capital gains - withdrawal of roll-over relief

From HM Revenue & Customs · Self Assessment Manual

An assessment may be required if a declaration for provisional roll-over relief, see section 153A, has been made and either the period of provisional roll-over relief has expired or the claim has been withdrawn.

Detailed guidance on provisional relief can be found in the Capital Gains Manual at CG60310.

If the claim is withdrawn within the time limit for amending the SA return for the year of claim, a taxpayer amendment to the self assessment may be agreed. No stand-alone assessment will then be necessary.

Notes:

1.SA payments on account for the year following the year of assessment shouldn't be amended.
2.The relevant due date for Section 86 TMA1970/ Section 101 FA2009 interest purposes will be the statutory dates for the year of assessment.
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