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Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

TSEM9900 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property - contents

  • TSEM9905 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property - introduction
  • TSEM9910 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: land and buildings - legal title
  • TSEM9912 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: land and buildings - express trusts
  • TSEM9914 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: land and buildings - implied trusts
  • TSEM9916 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: land and buildings - joint ownership
  • TSEM9918 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: land and buildings - taxation of rental income
  • TSEM9920 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: land and buildings - examples
  • TSEM9921 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: land and buildings: example 1 - legal owner not as claimed
  • TSEM9922 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: land and buildings: example 2: sole name - valid declaration of trust
  • TSEM9923 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: land and buildings: example 3: sole name - Settlements legislation
  • TSEM9924 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: land and buildings: example 4: sole name: contributions by A and B - resulting trust
  • TSEM9925 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: land and buildings: example 5: sole name: contributions by A and B but loan by B - no resulting trust
  • TSEM9926 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: land and buildings: example 6: sole name - no resulting trust
  • TSEM9927 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: land and buildings: example 7: sole name - taxpayer claims constructive trust
  • TSEM9928 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: land and buildings: example 8: sole name - Settlements legislation
  • TSEM9929 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: land and buildings: example 9: joint names of husband and wife - 50/50 rule applies
  • TSEM9930 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts - legal and beneficial ownership
  • TSEM9932 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts - joint ownership
  • TSEM9934 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts - taxation of interest
  • TSEM9940 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts: - examples
  • TSEM9941 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts: example 1 - account for minor
  • TSEM9942 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts: example 2 - account for minor
  • TSEM9943 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts: example 3 - account for minor
  • TSEM9944 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts: example 4: sole name - valid declaration of trust
  • TSEM9945 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts: examples 5: sole name - taxpayer claims oral trust
  • TSEM9946 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts: example 6: joint names - disabled relative
  • TSEM9947 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts: example 6: joint names - resulting trust
  • TSEM9948 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts: example 7: joint names - resulting trust
  • TSEM9949 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts: example 8: joint names - resulting trust
  • TSEM9950 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts: example 9: joint names - resulting trust
  • TSEM9951 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts: example 10: joint names - declaration of trust
  • TSEM9952 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts: example 11: joint names of married couple - 50/50 rule applies
  • TSEM9953 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts: example 12: joint names of civil partners - form 17 rule applies
  • TSEM9954 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts: example 13 - Solicitors designated client account
  • TSEM9960 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: shares - legal and beneficial ownership
  • TSEM9962 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: shares: legal and beneficial ownership - joint ownership
  • TSEM9964 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: shares - taxation of dividends
  • TSEM9970 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: shares - examples
  • TSEM9971 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: shares: example 1: sole name - valid declaration of trust
  • TSEM9972 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: shares: example 2: sole name - declaration of trust does not cover years in question
  • TSEM9973 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: shares: example 3: sole name - Settlements legislation
  • TSEM9974 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: shares: example 4: joint names of married couple - 50/50 rule does not apply
  • TSEM9975 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: shares: example 5: joint names - siblings
  • TSEM9976 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: shares: example 6: joint names - more than two names
  • TSEM9977 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: shares: example 7: joint names - 50/50 rule applies
  • TSEM9978 · Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: shares: example 8: joint names of civil partners - 50/50 rule applies
  1. Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property - contents
  2. Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts - legal and beneficial ownership

TSEM9930 | Ownership and income tax: Specific types of property: bank and building society accounts - legal and beneficial ownership

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

Banks and building societies in the UK operate on the basis of the legal ownership and have no need to query the actual beneficial ownership.

The fact that an individual is named on an account does not necessarily mean that they are the beneficial owner. If they are named, it means they can draw on the account. But the ability to withdraw money does not imply any beneficial ownership. It is the entitlement to income as it arises that is important, not by whom capital or income is withdrawn.

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