FA 2016 introduced legislation at ITTOIA 2005 ss396B and 404A which came into force on 6 April 2016 to override in some circumstances the normal rule that the proceeds of liquidating a company will be charged to capital gains tax as capital distributions. The override applies in essence where an individual receives the proceeds of the winding up of a close company but carries on the same or a similar trade or business either in another company or in another form. If the new rules apply the proceeds of the liquidation are treated as income distributions.
On 6 July 2017 HMRC finally published the long awaited guidance on these targeted anti-avoidance rules (TAARs). The guidance is in HMRC’s Company Taxation Manual at CTM36300 onwards. Unfortunately for HMRC the...
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FA 2016 introduced legislation at ITTOIA 2005 ss396B and 404A which came into force on 6 April 2016 to override in some circumstances the normal rule that the proceeds of liquidating a company will be charged to capital gains tax as capital distributions. The override applies in essence where an individual receives the proceeds of the winding up of a close company but carries on the same or a similar trade or business either in another company or in another form. If the new rules apply the proceeds of the liquidation are treated as income distributions.
On 6 July 2017 HMRC finally published the long awaited guidance on these targeted anti-avoidance rules (TAARs). The guidance is in HMRC’s Company Taxation Manual at CTM36300 onwards. Unfortunately for HMRC the...
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