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Stamp Taxes on Shares Manual

STSM104000 · Collectives: calculation of the charge

  • STSM104010 · Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (SDRT) charge on surrender value
  • STSM104020 · Reduction of Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (SDRT) where surrenders exceed issues
  • STSM104030 · Income and accumulation units
  • STSM104040 · Classes of shares in Open-Ended Investment Company
  • STSM104050 · Cancelled/altered deals
  • STSM104060 · Reduction of Stamp Duty Reserve Tax where exempt investments are held by a fund
  • STSM104070 · Meaning of 'Average Value' for the N(N+E) calculation
  • STSM104080 · Information required in a monthly Stamp Duty Reserve Tax notice
  1. Collectives: calculation of the charge: contents
  2. Collectives: calculation of the charge: Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (SDRT) charge on surrender value

STSM104010 | Collectives: calculation of the charge: Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (SDRT) charge on surrender value

From HM Revenue & Customs · Stamp Taxes on Shares Manual

Paragraphs 2 & 3 of FA99/SCH19 impose a 0.5% Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (SDRT) charge on the market value of a unit which is surrendered or otherwise transferred to the manager of a unit trust. A corresponding SDRT charge applies to the surrender or transfer of shares in an Open-Ended Investment Company (OEIC) to the Authorised Corporate Director of the OEIC by virtue of the Stamp Duty & Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (Open-Ended Investment Companies) Regulations 1997 (SI 1997/1156).

Specifically, SDRT is calculated by reference to the total value of all units (or OEIC shares) that are surrendered during a one-week ‘charging period’. A ‘charging period’ means a week covering a period of seven days beginning with a Sunday.

A notice that is required under Regulation 4B of the Stamp Duty Reserve Tax Regulations 1986 (SI 1986/1711 ) to be completed by the manager or Authorised Corporate Director of a fund scheme and sent to HMRC each month on or before the ‘accountable date’, will typically cover a four or five week period.

The FA99/SCH19 SDRT charge applies only to units or OEIC shares which are effectively surrendered back to a fund scheme in exchange for a cash amount that is equivalent to the value of the unit/OEIC shares previously held.

Exceptionally, a similar charge can arise where units or OEIC shares are surrendered back to the fund scheme but the unit/share holder receives, by way of distribution, a share of each investment property held by the fund scheme that is not, however, proportionate to the holder’s entitlement (‘a non-pro rata in specie redemption’).

The FA99/SCH19 charge applies only to units and OEIC shares which are surrendered and transferred prior to 30 March 2014. See STSM103005

See STSM101020 for the meaning of a unit trust.

See STSM101050 for the meaning of an open-ended investment company.

See STSM103060 for the meaning of ‘accountable date’.

See STSM105100 for guidance on pro rata and non-pro rata in specie redemptions.

See STSM104080 for guidance on completion and content of a notice under Regulation 4B SDRT Regulations 1986.

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