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Stamp Taxes on Shares Manual

STSM141000 · Stamp Duty and Stamp Duty Reserve Tax administration: Stamp Duty administration

  • STSM141010 · Stamp Duty and SDRT Administration: Stamp Duty Administration: HMRC Stamp Taxes
  • STSM141020 · Stamp Duty and SDRT Administration: Stamp Duty Administration: payment and denoting of Stamp Duty
  • STSM141030 · Stamp Duty and SDRT Administration: Stamp Duty Administration: section 14 SA1891 - duly stamped
  • STSM141040 · Stamp Duty and SDRT Administration: Stamp Duty Administration: calculating the duty payable
  • STSM141050 · Unstamped instruments - Stamp Duty Reserve Tax implications
  • STSM141060 · Stamp Duty and SDRT Administration: Stamp Duty Administration: documents in languages other than English
  • STSM141070 · All facts and circumstances to be set out in instruments
  • STSM141080 · Stamp Duty time limits
  1. Stamp Duty and Stamp Duty Reserve Tax administration: Stamp Duty administration: contents
  2. Stamp Duty and Stamp Duty Reserve Tax administration: Stamp Duty administration: all facts and circumstances to be set out in instruments

STSM141070 | Stamp Duty and Stamp Duty Reserve Tax administration: Stamp Duty administration: all facts and circumstances to be set out in instruments

From HM Revenue & Customs · Stamp Taxes on Shares Manual

When presenting an instrument to HMRC the customer must ensure that all the facts and circumstances affecting its liability to duty, or the amount of duty chargeable, are “fully and truly set forth” in the instrument (section 5 Stamp Act 1891).

Where necessary, HMRC may ask for copies of contracts, valuations, supporting documents and other background material in order to calculate the duty.

Where an instrument is to be adjudicated (see STSM012020) under section 12 SA1891, HMRC’s right to require evidence to be provided is detailed in section 12(2) SA1891 (see STSM012030).

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