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Venture Capital Schemes Manual

VCM52000 · CT: investor CG disposal relief

  • VCM52010 · VCT: investor CG disposal relief: introduction
  • VCM52020 · Exemption from CGT
  • VCM52030 · VCT: investor CG disposal relief: relief on disposals
  • VCM52040 · VCT: investor CG disposal relief: acquisitions over permitted maximum
  • VCM52050 · VCT: investor CG disposal relief: share pooling
  • VCM52060 · VCT: investor CG disposal relief: share pooling: example
  • VCM52070 · VCT: investor CG disposal relief: share identification rules
  • VCM52080 · VCT: investor CG disposal relief: shares acquired before/after approval: example
  • VCM52090 · VCT: investor CG disposal relief: shares acquired in excess of permitted maximum: example
  • VCM52100 · VCT: investor CG disposal relief: shares acquired in excess of permitted maximum: same day acquisitions
  • VCM52110 · VCT: investor CG disposal relief: loss of VCT approval: provisional approval
  • VCM52120 · VCT: investor CG disposal relief: loss of VCT approval: full approval
  • VCM52130 · VCT: investor CG disposal relief: loss of VCT approval: effect of
  • VCM52140 · VCT: investor CG disposal relief: loss of VCT approval: VCT status regained
  1. CT: investor CG disposal relief: contents
  2. VCT: investor CG disposal relief: shares acquired in excess of permitted maximum: same day acquisitions

VCM52100 | VCT: investor CG disposal relief: shares acquired in excess of permitted maximum: same day acquisitions

From HM Revenue & Customs · Venture Capital Schemes Manual

A single acquisition may consist of some shares which qualify for exemption and some shares which are acquired in excess of the permitted maximum. In relation to shares acquired on the same day, TCGA92/S151A(4)(b) provides that disposals are identified first against the shares acquired in excess of the permitted maximum.

Take the example in VCM52090. In September 1996 the taxpayer bought 60,000 shares on the same day, 50,000 of the shares qualify for exemption and 10,000 do not. Disposals are identified first against the 10,000 shares.

Therefore if the taxpayer sold 70,000 shares in 1999 the disposal would be identified as follows:

50,000 shares acquired May 1996exempt
10,000 shares acquired September 1996not exempt
10,000 shares acquired September 1996exempt
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