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Venture Capital Schemes Manual

VCM15000 · EIS: income tax relief: withdrawal or reduction of EIS relief

  • VCM15010 · Overview
  • VCM15015 · Disposal of shares
  • VCM15020 · Call and put options
  • VCM15030 · Value received by the investor: overview
  • VCM15040 · EIS: withdrawal or reduction of relief: value received by the investor: calculation of reduction of relief
  • VCM15050 · Value received by the investor: receipts of insignificant value
  • VCM15060 · Value received by the investor: when value is received
  • VCM15070 · Value received by the investor: amount of value received
  • VCM15080 · Value received by the investor: receipt of replacement value
  • VCM15090 · Repayments of share capital to other persons
  • VCM15100 · Insignificant repayments ignored
  • VCM15110 · Acquisition of a trade or trading assets
  • VCM15120 · Relief subsequently found not to have been due
  • VCM15130 · Procedure: overview
  • VCM15140 · Procedure: assessments
  • VCM15150 · Procedure: time limits for assessments
  • VCM15160 · Procedure: date from which interest is chargeable
  • VCM15170 · Procedure: HMRC power to require information
  1. EIS: income tax relief: withdrawal or reduction of EIS relief: contents
  2. EIS: income tax relief: withdrawal or reduction of EIS relief: procedure: time limits for assessments

VCM15150 | EIS: income tax relief: withdrawal or reduction of EIS relief: procedure: time limits for assessments

From HM Revenue & Customs · Venture Capital Schemes Manual

ITA07/S237

Where an assessment to withdraw relief is required because of an event occurring after the date of the claim to relief, it may be made within six years after the end of the year of assessment in which that event occurred.

A discovery by an Inspector under TMA70/S29(1) that any relief obtained was excessive (for example, because not all the conditions were satisfied at the time when it was allowed) should not be regarded as an ‘event’ giving rise to the time limit mentioned in the paragraph above. In these circumstances, the time limit in TMA70/S34(1) (that is, not more than four years after the end of the year of assessment to which it relates) applies, except in a case involving a loss of tax brought about carelessly or deliberately where the extended time limits in TMA70/S36 apply.

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