Jackie Wheaton answers a query on the inheritance tax implications of a dividend waiver
My client company (A) has a majority shareholding in a company (B) which has one other shareholder (an individual C). It is proposed that my client will waive its entitlement to a future dividend from B leaving C to receive a dividend payment. Company A and company B are both close companies and there is no other connection between A and C. Are there any inheritance tax consequences for my client in permitting a dividend to be paid to C and are there any other issues to be aware of?
A shareholder can execute a dividend waiver and leave a dividend in a company so that larger sums are available for other...
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Jackie Wheaton answers a query on the inheritance tax implications of a dividend waiver
My client company (A) has a majority shareholding in a company (B) which has one other shareholder (an individual C). It is proposed that my client will waive its entitlement to a future dividend from B leaving C to receive a dividend payment. Company A and company B are both close companies and there is no other connection between A and C. Are there any inheritance tax consequences for my client in permitting a dividend to be paid to C and are there any other issues to be aware of?
A shareholder can execute a dividend waiver and leave a dividend in a company so that larger sums are available for other...
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