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Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

TSEM10300 · Non-resident trusts: settlor’s chargeability

  • TSEM10305 · Income tax - introduction
  • TSEM10310 · Income tax - amount of charge
  • TSEM10315 · Income tax - minor unmarried child
  • TSEM10320 · Income Tax - minor unmarried child - credit for tax paid - Extra Statutory Concession A93
  • TSEM10325 · Income tax - minor unmarried child - credit for tax paid - Extra Statutory Concession A93 - conditions for relief
  • TSEM10330 · Income tax - minor unmarried child - credit for tax paid - Extra Statutory Concession A93 - office dealing with claims
  • TSEM10335 · Income Tax - capital sums paid to settlor
  1. Non-resident trusts: settlor’s chargeability: contents
  2. Non-resident trusts: settlor’s chargeability: income tax - introduction

TSEM10305 | Non-resident trusts: settlor’s chargeability: income tax - introduction

From HM Revenue & Customs · Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

The settlements legislation (TSEM4000+) can apply to both resident and non-resident trusts. The effects of the legislation are that if the circumstances apply, income tax is due on the settlor in accordance with:

  • ITTOIA05/S624- where the settlor has retained an interest in property in a settlement (TSEM4200)

  • ITTOIA05/S629- where income is paid to (relevant) children of the settlor (TSEM4300)

  • ITTOIA05/S633 and S641, where ‘capital sums’ are, in certain circumstances, paid to or for the benefit of the settlor (TSEM4400).

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