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Venture Capital Schemes Manual

VCM20000 · EIS: disposal relief

  • VCM20010 · Introduction
  • VCM20020 · CGT exemption
  • VCM20030 · CGT exemption restricted
  • VCM20040 · Income Tax relief restricted
  • VCM20050 · Example
  • VCM20060 · Investor’s income tax liability reduced to nil
  • VCM20070 · Income tax relief reduced
  • VCM20080 · TCGA92/S150B(2): example
  • VCM20090 · TCGA92/S150B(3): example
  • VCM20100 · Losses
  • VCM20110 · Losses: example
  • VCM20120 · Part-disposal: example
  • VCM20130 · Income tax relief for capital losses
  • VCM20140 · Identification of disposals
  • VCM20150 · Share reorganisation
  • VCM20160 · Bonus issues
  • VCM20170 · Mixed holdings
  • VCM20180 · Rights issues
  • VCM20190 · Share exchanges
  • VCM20200 · Share exchanges: examples
  1. EIS: disposal relief: contents
  2. EIS: disposal relief: TCGA92/S150B(3): example

VCM20090 | EIS: disposal relief: TCGA92/S150B(3): example

From HM Revenue & Customs · Venture Capital Schemes Manual

In this example TCGA92/S150A(3) applies to restrict the exemption.

  • July 2015 investor subscribes £1,500,000 for 100,000 shares in an EIS company. Maximum Income Tax relief of £300,000 is given in the tax year 2015-16.

  • August 2016 the investor receives £200,000 value from the company. The Income Tax relief is reduced by £40,000 (£60,000 x £200,000 / £300,000) by making an assessment.

  • January 2020 all the shares are sold for £2,100,000.

The chargeable gain is calculated as below:

Disposal proceeds £2,100,000

less cost £1,500,000

Chargeable gain £600,000

A = Amount of tax relief = £300,000

B = Subscription X EIS rate (30% 2015-16 £450,000

The chargeable gain exemption is restricted to £600,000 x 2 / 3 = £400,000 leaving a chargeable gain at this point of £200,000.The TCGA92/S150A (3) formula is:

The exemption is further reduced by the following amount:

Exempt gain X Reduction in relief

Relief attributable to shares before the reduction

£400,000 X 40,000 = £53,333

£300,000

The exempt gain becomes £346,667 and the chargeable gain £253,333 (£200,000 + £53,333).

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