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Trust and marriage
A marriage contract trust was made in 1947, with an alimentary liferent in favour of the wife. The couple would like to transfer the trust assets to their children
Tax-free wind up?
A company director purchased shares in his company that were subject to enterprise investment scheme relief and has also made loans. The director would like to purchase the business from the company, perhaps on a winding up, but is concerned that EIS relief might be clawed back
Taking a pounding!
GARY HEYNES and SARAH TURGOOSE warn of the UK tax effect of currency exchange movements
Bradford & Bingley shares
Summary of Revenue & Customs Brief 16/09
ER emergencies
REBECCA CAVE considers the interaction of capital losses and entrepreneurs’ relief
Up loan creek?
A taxpayer used a shared appreciation mortgage, secured on her main residence to purchase a buy to let property. Can any tax relief be obtained on the amount repaid either for capital gains tax or income tax purposes?
The goodwill game
CHRIS HART explains the current state of play concerning the valuation of goodwill for SDLT and capital gains tax purposes
Rebasing rules
Summary of Revenue & Customs Brief 9/09
In these shoes?!
DAVID BOWES considers the Court of Session’s finding in Gray’s Timber Products Limited v HMRC that personal rights are ignored when valuing company shares
Look at the agreement
CRC v Collins, Chancery Division, 20 February 2009
Never completed
Underwood v CRC, Court of Appeal, 15 December 2008
Clearance clarification
HMRC have given a clearance for the reconstruction of a holding company and its two subsidiaries into two separate companies. The clearance states that it does not extend to a sale or liquidation of the new companies. What are the implications?
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