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Official guidance
Stamp Taxes on Shares Manual

STSM112000 · Derivatives: introduction to options

  • STSM112010 · What is an option?
  • STSM112020 · Premium
  • STSM112030 · Specified date
  • STSM112040 · Contract size
  • STSM112050 · Exercise
  • STSM112060 · Cash settlement
  • STSM112070 · Call and put options
  • STSM112080 · Traded options
  • STSM112090 · Traditional options
  • STSM112100 · Over the counter options
  • STSM112110 · Trading of options
  • STSM112120 · Intermediary relief
  • STSM112130 · Hedging a derivative
  1. Derivatives: introduction to options: contents
  2. Derivatives: introduction to options: Exercise

STSM112050 | Derivatives: introduction to options: Exercise

From HM Revenue & Customs · Stamp Taxes on Shares Manual

If a holder of an option decides to take-up his right under the terms of an option contract to buy or sell an underlying asset according to the agreed ‘strike’ (see STSM112010) price, then they are said to have exercised the option. When this happens the option issuer or writer is obligated to deliver the underlying asset or to arrange to pay the equivalent cash amount (see STSM112060).

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