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Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

SDLTM24700 · Seeding relief for Co-ownership Contractual Schemes & PAIFs: Contents

  • SDLTM24705 · General Overview
  • SDLTM24710 · Property Authorised Investment Fund (PAIF): Introduction
  • SDLTM24715 · Co-ownership Authorised Contractual Scheme (CoACS): Introduction
  • SDLTM24720 · Reserved Investor Fund (RIF): Introduction
  • SDLTM24725 · Basic Conditions for Seeding Relief
  • SDLTM24730 · The Seeding Period
  • SDLTM24735 · Restriction on Relief
  • SDLTM24740 · Further restrictions for RIFs
  • SDLTM24745 · Withdrawal of Relief
  • SDLTM24750 · Withdrawal of Relief: Ceasing to Qualify as PAIF/CoCS
  • SDLTM24755 · Withdrawal of Relief: Conversion of a RIF to a CoACS
  • SDLTM24760 · Withdrawal of Relief: Revocation of RIF entry notices
  • SDLTM24765 · Withdrawal of Relief: Portfolio Test Not Met
  • SDLTM24770 · Withdrawal of Relief: Relevant Disposal of Units
  • SDLTM24775 · Withdrawal of Relief: Dwelling Occupied by Non-Qualifying Individual
  • SDLTM24780 · Genuine Diversity of Ownership Ceases – CoACS
  • SDLTM24785 · Making a Seeding Relief Claim
  1. Seeding relief for Co-ownership Contractual Schemes & PAIFs: Contents
  2. Co-ownership Authorised Contractual Scheme (CoACS): Introduction

SDLTM24715 | Co-ownership Authorised Contractual Scheme (CoACS): Introduction

From HM Revenue & Customs · Stamp Duty Land Tax Manual

Authorised contractual schemes are a form of tax transparent fund that is an ‘authorised fund’ and a flexible alternative to unit trusts and open-ended investment companies. CoACSs were first introduced in 2013. They must be authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the operator and depositary of a CoACS must also be an FCA authorised person.

Further guidance can be found at SDLTM31310 .

More information about CoACSs can be found in the Investment Funds Manual at IFM08000

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