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Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

TSEM3300 · Trust income and gains: trusts and Accrued Income Scheme

  • TSEM3305 · Trust income and gains: Accrued Income Scheme - where to find full details
  • TSEM3310 · Trust income and gains: Accrued Income Scheme - outline
  • TSEM3315 · Trust income and gains: Accrued Income Scheme - trusts outside the provisions - disabled beneficiary
  • TSEM3320 · Trust income and gains: Accrued Income Scheme trusts outside the provisions - bare trustees
  • TSEM3325 · Trust income and gains: do Accrued Income Scheme provisions apply to trustee or beneficiary?
  • TSEM3330 · Trust income and gains: securities go into trust: Accrued Income Scheme - securities go into trust
  • TSEM3335 · Trust income and gains: Accrued Income Scheme - beneficial interest changes
  • TSEM3340 · Trust income and gains: Accrued Income Scheme: change of trustees
  • TSEM3345 · Trust income and gains: Accrued Income Scheme: unauthorised unit trusts
  • TSEM3350 · Trust income and gains: Accrued Income Scheme - unauthorised unit trusts: rate of charge
  • TSEM3355 · Trust income and gains: Accrued Income Scheme: Public Trustee’s Gross Income Fund
  • TSEM3360 · Trust income and gains: Accrued Income Scheme: trust tax pool
  • TSEM3365 · Trust income and gains: Accrued Income Scheme: settlements legislation
  • TSEM3370 · Trust income and gains: Accrued Income Scheme: trust receives UK interest gross
  1. Trust income and gains: trusts and Accrued Income Scheme: contents
  2. Trust income and gains: Accrued Income Scheme trusts outside the provisions - bare trustees

TSEM3320 | Trust income and gains: Accrued Income Scheme trusts outside the provisions - bare trustees

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

ITA/S666

The Accrued Income Scheme does not apply to bare trustees.

The beneficiary of a bare or simple trust has the right to take actual possession of the trust property.

Bare or simple trustees are often known as nominees, especially if the assets are shares in a limited company.

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