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Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

TSEM1560 · Introduction to trusts: types of trust

  • TSEM1561 · Non-Trust offices: trust status - mandatory submission
  • TSEM1562 · Trust office : trust status - mandatory submission
  • TSEM1563 · Bare or simple trust
  • TSEM1564 · Interest in possession trust
  • TSEM1565 · Accumulation/discretionary trust
  • TSEM1566 · Trust that requires accumulation of income
  • TSEM1567 · Accumulation and maintenance trust
  • TSEM1568 · Trust for minor or incapacitated person
  • TSEM1569 · Mixed trust
  • TSEM1570 · Blind trust
  1. Introduction to trusts: types of trust: contents
  2. Introduction to trusts: types of trust: accumulation and maintenance trust

TSEM1567 | Introduction to trusts: types of trust: accumulation and maintenance trust

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

An ‘accumulation and maintenance’ trust has some CGT privileges. (It used also to have IHT advantages until FA 2006 removed them.)

The basic conditions are that there is settled property (TSEM1102) where

  • there is no interest in possession

  • the income must be accumulated unless it is applied for the maintenance, education or benefit of a beneficiary within the next bullet

  • one or more beneficiaries must on or before reaching 25 become

  • entitled to the property or

  • entitled to an interest in possession

In other words, by that age they must have an interest in possession (TSEM1564).

If the question is raised whether a trust qualifies as an accumulation and maintenance trust for CGT purposes, internal users only should refer to Capital Gains Technical.

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