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Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

TSEM9600 · Ownership and income tax: implied trust: resulting trust - contents

  • TSEM9610 · Ownership and income tax: implied trust: resulting trust - basic principle
  • TSEM9620 · Ownership and income tax: implied trust: resulting trust - examples
  • TSEM9630 · Ownership and income tax: implied trust: resulting trust - counter-presumptions
  • TSEM9640 · Ownership and income tax: implied trust: resulting trust - further principles
  1. Ownership and income tax: implied trust: resulting trust - contents
  2. Ownership and income tax: implied trust: resulting trust - further principles

TSEM9640 | Ownership and income tax: implied trust: resulting trust - further principles

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

There are further principles relating to resulting trusts in the context of non-tax property disputes, which might also apply in the context of income tax and land and buildings:

Any alleged agreement after the date of acquisition of the property cannot give rise to a resulting trust - it must be there from the outset.

To establish a resulting trust there must be a direct contribution to the purchase of the property at/from the time the property was purchased, for example:-

  • direct cash contributions

  • contribution to deposit/legal expenses

  • payment of mortgage instalments

  • contributions of tenants’ right to buy discount.

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