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Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

TSEM8200 · Trust management expenses: accumulation/discretionary trusts

  • TSEM8205 · Introduction
  • TSEM8210 · Basic rate, etc tax
  • TSEM8215 · Relief against the special trust rates
  • TSEM8220 · Legislation: ITA/S484: Trustees’ expenses to be set against trustees’ trust rate income
  • TSEM8225 · ITA/S484: ‘expenses of the trustees’
  • TSEM8230 · Trust deed
  • TSEM8235 · Difference between trust law and ITA/S484
  • TSEM8240 · Trust management expenses: how expenses are taken into account: accumulation/discretionary trusts: ITA/S484: basis of allowance
  • TSEM8245 · Grossing up
  • TSEM8250 · Order of set-off
  • TSEM8255 · Grossing up and order of set-off example
  • TSEM8260 · Relief against the special trust rates: deemed income
  1. Trust management expenses: accumulation/discretionary trusts: contents
  2. Trust management expenses: accumulation/discretionary trusts: relief against the special trust rates

TSEM8215 | Trust management expenses: accumulation/discretionary trusts: relief against the special trust rates

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

The trustees of an accumulation/discretionary trust are chargeable at special trust rates on accumulated or discretionary income ITA/S479. For the tax rates for trusts on dividends and other income see TSEM3041. However, ITA/S484 provides for relief, at the difference between the special trust rates and other, lower rates, on income that is used to defray expenses of the trustees that are properly chargeable to income.

The effect of S484 is that so far as any of the trustees’ trust rate income has an amount set against it in accordance with S486 (see TSEM8250), income tax is charged on it at the rate or rates which would apply apart from the special rates for trustees’ income in ITA/S479 etc.

The relief given by ITA/S484 is not an optional relief that has to be claimed but is part of the rules by which the trustee's tax liability is to be calculated. S484(2) says that the allowable expenses ‘are to be set against the trustees’ trust rate income.

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