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Venture Capital Schemes Manual

VCM51000 · VCT: investor income tax reliefs

  • VCM51010 · Summary of investor reliefs
  • VCM51020 · ‘front-end’ income tax relief: who can claim relief
  • VCM51030 · ‘front-end’ income tax relief: how relief is claimed and calculated
  • VCM51040 · ‘front-end’ income tax relief: when relief is not due
  • VCM51050 · ‘front-end’ income tax relief: certificates and claims
  • VCM51060 · ‘front-end’ income tax relief: reducing in-year Self-Assessment payments on account
  • VCM51070 · ‘front-end’ income tax relief: PAYE coding
  • VCM51080 · ‘front-end’ income tax relief: assessments and claims cases
  • VCM51090 · ‘front-end’ income tax relief: withdrawing relief
  • VCM51200 · Dividend exemption from income tax
  1. VCT: investor income tax reliefs: contents
  2. VCT: investor income tax reliefs: ‘front-end’ income tax relief: assessments and claims cases

VCM51080 | VCT: investor income tax reliefs: ‘front-end’ income tax relief: assessments and claims cases

From HM Revenue & Customs · Venture Capital Schemes Manual

Income from employment

HMRC officers should give relief as a tax adjustment.

Enter the total amount on which relief is due, for example £5,000, then compute the tax adjustment at the appropriate rate, for example ‘Venture Capital Trust £10,000 @ 20% = £2,000.00' for shares issued on or after 6 April 2026 (30% to 5 April 2026).

Income from self employment

There is no assessing descriptor for ‘front-end' Income Tax relief. HMRC officers must therefore:

  • include the relief due as a tax adjustment

  • use the abbreviation ‘sundry'

  • include an explanation in the ‘notes' field.

Claims cases

HMRC officers should give relief in the repayment computation (Function CL):

  • include the relief as a tax adjustment using the abbreviation ‘sundry' (RM2560),

  • send a letter of explanation to the taxpayer.

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