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Venture Capital Schemes Manual

VCM53000 · VCT: investor CG deferral relief

  • VCM53010 · Introduction
  • VCM53020 · Which gains qualify?
  • VCM53030 · Which investments qualify?
  • VCM53040 · Which individuals qualify?
  • VCM53070 · Interaction with disposal relief
  • VCM53080 · How was the relief given?
  • VCM53090 · When is the deferred gain brought back into charge?
  • VCM53100 · Deemed disposals
  • VCM53110 · Share exchanges: where original shares have disposal relief
  • VCM53120 · Share exchanges: where original shares do not have disposal relief
  • VCM53130 · Individual becomes non-resident
  • VCM53140 · Death
  • VCM53150 · How much of the deferred gain is brought back into charge?
  • VCM53160 · Disposals
  • VCM53170 · Share identification rules
  • VCM53180 · Share exchanges: retention of shares
  • VCM53190 · Emigration or loss of approval
  • VCM53200 · Withdrawal or reduction of 'front-end' income tax relief
  • VCM53210 · Share exchanges: where TCGA92/S135 or S136 apply
  • VCM53220 · To whom does the chargeable gain accrue?
  • VCM53300 · Different categories of shares
  • VCM53310 · Rights issues
  • VCM53320 · Share exchanges: company reconstruction
  • VCM53330 · Bonus issues and share reorganisations
  1. VCT: investor CG deferral relief: contents
  2. VCT: investor CG deferral relief: death

VCM53140 | VCT: investor CG deferral relief: death

From HM Revenue & Customs · Venture Capital Schemes Manual

TCGA92/SCH5C/PARA3 (5)

Death is not treated as a disposal. Therefore the death of an investor does not bring the deferred gain back into charge. Neither will the deferred gain be brought back into charge if any of the events listed in VCM53090 occurs after the date of death. The same rule applies to the death of any person who acquired the shares on a no gain/no loss transfer between spouses or civil partners. The deferred gain is not passed on to the estate or beneficiary.

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