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Official guidance
Stamp Taxes on Shares Manual

STSM030000 · Scope of Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (SDRT)

  • STSM031010 · Rates of tax
  • STSM031020 · Territorial scope
  • STSM031030 · The principal charge
  • STSM031040 · Agreement to transfer
  • STSM031050 · Conditional and unconditional agreements
  • STSM031060 · Consideration: money or money's worth
  • STSM031070 · Calculation of the tax
  • STSM031080 · Unit trusts
  • STSM031090 · Chargeable securities - general
  • STSM031100 · Chargeable securities - stocks, shares and loan capital
  • STSM031110 · Chargeable securities - interests, dividends and other rights
  • STSM031120 · Chargeable securities - options to acquire and rights to allotment or subscription
  • STSM031130 · Chargeable securities - units under a unit trust scheme
  • STSM031140 · Instalment arrangements
  • STSM031150 · Relationship with stamp duty
  • STSM031160 · Reliefs and exemptions
  • STSM031170 · Interaction with stamp duty and exemptions
  • STSM031200 · Transfers of listed securities and connected persons
  • STSM031300 · Transfers of unlisted securities to connected companies – Contents
  1. Scope of Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (SDRT): contents
  2. Scope of Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (SDRT): conditional and unconditional agreements

STSM031050 | Scope of Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (SDRT): conditional and unconditional agreements

From HM Revenue & Customs · Stamp Taxes on Shares Manual

Occasionally parties may agree to transfer chargeable securities only on the happening of some future event or on some condition being satisfied. This is a conditional agreement.

Under FA86/S87 (2) and (3), the charge to Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (SDRT) arises on the ‘relevant day’ on which the parties to the transaction agree to transfer property. In the case of an unconditional agreement, this is the date the agreement is made. If the agreement is conditional, the relevant day is when all the conditions of the agreement are satisfied or the agreement becomes unconditional.

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