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A company, referred to as the “principal company of the group”, and all its 75 per cent subsidiaries form a capital gains group, together with any 75 per cent subsidiaries of those ...
It begins by briefly summarising the rules relating to both group relief groups and capital gains groups. It then goes on to consider various issues relating to chargeable gains groups that could be introduced in an exam question.
Broadly speaking, there is a policy objective that disposals of assets within a group do not trigger gains or losses and that the economic gains or losses during the period of ownership of an...
May 23, 2018 · Chargeable gains from both international and UK bonds are treated as “savings income”. However, as chargeable gains from a UK bond carry a 20% tax credit they are treated as ‘the highest part...
Companies form a chargeable gains group if at each level in the group structure there is a 75% shareholding. However, Fruit Ltd, the parent company, must have an effective interest of over 50% in each subsidiary company.
Apr 23, 2021 · Broadly speaking, when assets are transferred from one party to the other, there will be a capital gains tax charge which is calculated by reference to the market value of the asset. An exception to this rule is where one spouse (or civil partner) transfers an asset to the other.
This note discusses the corporation tax treatment of groups of companies in relation to their capital gains and losses (that is, their chargeable gains and allowable losses).
