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Venture Capital Schemes Manual

VCM22000 · EIS: deferral relief: shares issued before 6 April 1998

  • VCM22010 · Introduction
  • VCM22020 · What gains qualify?
  • VCM22030 · What investments qualify?
  • VCM22040 · Relevant time limits for making the investment
  • VCM22050 · Which individuals qualify?
  • VCM22060 · How is relief given?
  • VCM22070 · When is the deferred gain brought back into charge?
  • VCM22080 · When is the deferred gain brought back into charge: shareholder becomes non-resident
  • VCM22090 · When is the deferred gain brought back into charge: death
  • VCM22100 · How much of the deferred gain becomes assessable?
  • VCM22110 · Taper relief on gain brought back into charge
  • VCM22120 · Disposals
  • VCM22130 · Same day acquisitions: disposals before 6 April 1998
  • VCM22140 · Same day acquisitions: disposals before 6 April 1998: examples
  • VCM22150 · Share reorganisation
  • VCM22160 · Share exchanges
  • VCM22170 · Who is assessable?
  • VCM22180 · Procedure for claims
  • VCM22190 · Procedure for claims: time limits
  • VCM22200 · Procedure for claims: postponement application
  • VCM22210 · Procedure for claims: report to KAI Analysis
  1. EIS: deferral relief: shares issued before 6 April 1998: contents
  2. EIS: deferral relief: shares issued before 6 April 1998: how is relief given?

VCM22060 | EIS: deferral relief: shares issued before 6 April 1998: how is relief given?

From HM Revenue & Customs · Venture Capital Schemes Manual

TCGA92/SCH5B/PARA2

The relief is given by treating the gain as not arising until some future date. There is no requirement that the proceeds of the disposal are actually invested in the subscription for the new shares. The relief has to be claimed.

Example

In the tax year 1996-97 an investor makes the following transactions:

  • In May disposes of a property incurring an agreed chargeable gain of £84,000.

  • In September subscribes for and is issued £60,000 worth shares in an EIS company on which they get Income Tax relief.

The investor can make a claim for up to £60,000 of the £84,000 gain to be deferred.

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