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Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

TSEM4000 · Settlements legislation

  • TSEM4001 · ITTOIA destinations and origins
  • TSEM4002 · Table of destinations - ICTA 1988 to ITTOIA
  • TSEM4003 · Table of origins ITTOIA to ICTA 1988
  • TSEM4004 · Customer request for clearance, approval or advice
  • TSEM4005 · Introduction to the settlements legislation
  • TSEM4010 · ITTOIA/Part 5, Chapter 5 and the settlements legislation
  • TSEM4015 · Effects of the settlements legislation
  • TSEM4016 · Effects of the settlements legislation - corporate settlors
  • TSEM4017 · Calculation of Income - ITTOIA/S623
  • TSEM4020 · Transfer of assets abroad
  • TSEM4100 · Definition of settlement
  • TSEM4105 · Interpretation of statutory definition of settlement
  • TSEM4110 · Scope of statutory definition of settlement
  • TSEM4120 · Definition of settlor
  • TSEM4125 · Settlor - reciprocal arrangement
  • TSEM4130 · Settlor - reciprocal arrangement: enquiry
  • TSEM4200 · Settlor retains an interest
  • TSEM4205 · Settlor retains an interest - exceptions - outright gifts between spouses or civil partners
  • TSEM4206 · Settlor retains an interest - exceptions - certain types of income
  • TSEM4207 · Settlement legislation: settlor retains an interest - exceptions - gifts to charities
  • TSEM4210 · Settlements - look at the whole arrangement
  • TSEM4215 · Partnerships
  • TSEM4220 · About dividend waivers
  • TSEM4225 · Dividend waiver: when settlements legislation may apply
  • TSEM4300 · Settlement for unmarried minor child: settlements legislation
  • TSEM4305 · Settlement for unmarried minor child: settlements made before 9 March 1999
  • TSEM4310 · Settlement for unmarried minor child: income less than £100
  • TSEM4320 · Summary - application to non-trust situations
  • TSEM4325 · Summary - factors to look for
  • TSEM4355 · Summary - additional examples where settlements legislation does not apply
  • TSEM4400 · Capital sums paid to settlor: ITTOIA/S633
  • TSEM4402 · Capital sums paid to settler: Submissions to Trusts Technical
  • TSEM4405 · Capital sum paid to settlor: outline of ITTOIA/S641
  • TSEM4410 · Capital sums paid to settler: instructions about ITTOIA/S641
  • TSEM4415 · Capital sums paid to settlor: Tax Return
  • TSEM4500 · Settlor's right of recovery of tax
  • TSEM4505 · Certification under ITTOIA/S646(2)
  • TSEM4510 · Wording of certificate under ITTOIA/S646(2)
  • TSEM4512 · Tax paid by trustees where income is treated as that of the settlor
  • TSEM4513 · Tax paid by trustees where trust is not wholly settlor interested
  • TSEM4515 · Certificate under TCGA/S78
  • TSEM4520 · Certificate under ITTOIA/S538
  • TSEM4550 · Trustee or beneficiary entitled to share tax repayment
  • TSEM4552 · About certification under ITTOIA/S646(6A)
  • TSEM4553 · Wording of certificate under ITTOIA/S646(6A)
  • TSEM4554 · Inheritance Tax implications of adjustments under ITTOIA/S646(6A)
  • TSEM4555 · More than one settlor
  • TSEM4565 · Appeals representation
  • TSEM4570 · Treatment of income in hands of beneficiary
  • TSEM4573 · Taxing income on settlor
  • TSEM4575 · How settlor returns income
  • TSEM4600 · Rules affecting non-domiciled and deemed domiciled settlors of non-resident trusts from 6 April 2017-5 April 2025: Contents
  • TSEM4700 · TSEM 4700 – Settlements Legislation: Rules affecting non-domiciled and deemed domiciled settlors of non-resident trusts from 6 April 2025: Contents  
  1. Settlements legislation: contents
  2. Settlements legislation: certification under ITTOIA/S646(2)

TSEM4505 | Settlements legislation: certification under ITTOIA/S646(2)

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

ITTOIA/S624 and 629 treat income as that of the settlor. This can create an additional tax liability for the settlor. The settlor is entitled to recover this tax from the trustees or other recipient. To do so, the settlor can require a certificate showing such income and the tax paid.

As the trust rate is set at the same level as the additional rate , the tax paid by trustees will in most instances exceed the amount due from the settlor - see TSEM4550.

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