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Official guidance
Stamp Taxes on Shares Manual

STSM053000 · Depositary receipt and clearance services: 1.5 per cent higher rate charge

  • STSM053010 · When a higher rate charge arises
  • STSM053020 · Stamp Duty - relevant securities
  • STSM053030 · Stamp Duty Reserve Tax - chargeable securities
  • STSM053040 · Stamp Duty Reserve Tax cancelled where Stamp Duty paid on a transaction
  • STSM053050 · Arrangement
  • STSM053060 · Instalment arrangements - shares issued/transferred direct to a depositary receipt issuer or clearance service
  • STSM053070 · Instalment arrangements - shares issued/transferred to a third party until the last instalment is paid
  • STSM053080 · Changes from 1 January 2024
  • STSM053090 · Removal of the charge on issues
  • STSM053100 · Exempt capital raising transfers and exempt capital raising instruments
  • STSM053110 · Exempt listing transfers and exempt listing instruments
  • STSM053120 · Transfers of treasury shares
  1. Depositary receipt and clearance services: 1.5 per cent higher rate charge: contents
  2. Depositary receipt and clearance services: 1.5 per cent higher rate charge: transfers of treasury shares

STSM053120 | Depositary receipt and clearance services: 1.5 per cent higher rate charge: transfers of treasury shares

From HM Revenue & Customs · Stamp Taxes on Shares Manual

With effect from 1 January 2024, owing to section 97AD FA1986 no 1.5% SDRT charge under sections 93 or 96 FA1986 arises on the transfer of own shares held by a company (i.e., treasury shares) to a depositary receipt issuer or clearance service.

Similarly, sections 67 (9ZA) and 70 (9ZA) FA1986 act to prevent a 1.5% Stamp Duty charge arising where an instrument is used to effect the transfer of own shares held by a company (i.e., treasury shares) to a depositary receipt issuer or clearance service.

Further information on treasury shares can be found in STSM041250.

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