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Inheritance Tax Act 1984

Crossheading Miscellaneous

  • Section 262 Tax chargeable in certain cases of future payments, etc.
  • Section 263 Annuity purchased in conjunction with life policy.
  • Section 264 Transfers reported late.
  • Section 265 Chargeable transfers affecting more than one property.
  • Section 266 More than one chargeable transfer on one day.
  • Section 267 Persons treated as domiciled in United Kingdom.
  • Section 267ZA Election to be treated as domiciled in United Kingdom
  • Section 267ZB Section 267ZA: further provision about election
  • Section 267ZC Election to be treated as a long-term UK resident
  • Section 267ZD Further provision about elections under section 267ZC
  • Section 267ZE Subject of domicile election treated as a long-term UK resident
  • Section 267ZF Double taxation conventions operating by reference to deemed domicile
  • Section 267A Limited liability partnerships.
  1. Miscellaneous
  2. Tax chargeable in certain cases of future payments, etc.

Section 262 | Tax chargeable in certain cases of future payments, etc.

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)Where a disposition made for a consideration in money or money’s worth is a transfer of value and any payments made or assets transferred by the transferor in pursuance of the disposition are made or transferred more than one year after the disposition is made, tax (if any) shall be charged as if—

(a)any payment made or asset transferred in pursuance of the disposition were made or transferred in pursuance of a separate disposition made, without consideration, at the time the payment is made or the asset is transferred, and

(b)the amount of the payment made or the value of the asset transferred in pursuance of each of those separate dispositions were the chargeable portion of the payment or asset.

(2)For the purposes of this section the chargeable portion of any payment made or any asset transferred at any time shall be such portion of its value at that time as is found by applying to it the fraction of which—

(a)the numerator is the value actually transferred by the disposition first mentioned in subsection (1) above (calculated as if no tax were payable on it), and

(b)the denominator is the value, at the time of that disposition, of the aggregate of the payments made or to be made and assets transferred or to be transferred by the transferor in pursuance of it.

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