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Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

TSEM5950 · Trusts for particular purposes: the Thalidomide Trust - table of contents

  • TSEM5952 · Trusts for particular purposes: the Thalidomide Trust - background
  • TSEM5954 · Trusts for particular purposes: the Thalidomide Trust - payments to beneficiaries up to 4 August 2004
  • TSEM5956 · Trusts for particular purposes: the Thalidomide Trust - payments to beneficiaries from 5 August 2004
  1. Trusts for particular purposes: the Thalidomide Trust - table of contents
  2. Trusts for particular purposes: the Thalidomide Trust - payments to beneficiaries up to 4 August 2004

TSEM5954 | Trusts for particular purposes: the Thalidomide Trust - payments to beneficiaries up to 4 August 2004

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

The Thalidomide Trust is a charitable trust. Charitable trusts are not taxed on their income, but payments to beneficiaries still fall within the normal rules.

Up to 4 August 2004, income payments from the Thalidomide Trust to beneficiaries were discretionary. As such they were subject to the same rules that govern payments from all discretionary trusts (TSEM3755-3756).

Income payments from the Trust counted towards the beneficiaries taxable income and reduced their level of entitlement to tax credits.

The beneficiaries were taxed on the payments at their marginal rate of tax with credit given at 34% (40% from 6 April 2004) under ICTA/S687(1) and (2).

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