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Section 613A Supplementary provisions

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Amendments

Section 613A inserted by Finance Act 1999 section 90(1)(b) as respects the disposal on or after 11 February 1999, of an interest created by or arising under a settlement.

(1) Subject to this section, subsection (2) shall apply where―

(a) section 579B applies as regards the trustees of a settlement,

(b) after the relevant time (within the meaning of that section) a person disposes of an interest created by or arising under the settlement and the circumstances are such that subsection (4)(a) of section 613 does not apply by virtue of subsection (5)(a) of that section, and

(c) the interest was created for the benefit of the person making the disposal or that person otherwise acquired it, before the relevant time.

When does section 613 not apply?

(1) The rule in (2) applies where:...

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(2) For the purposes of calculating any chargeable gain accruing on the disposal of the interest, the person disposing of it shall be treated as having―

(a) disposed of it immediately before the relevant time, and,

(b) immediately reacquired it,

at its market value at that time.

Does the exemption apply where a trust is or was non-resident?

(2) As the disponer, you are deemed to have disposed of the interest in the trust and to have immediately re-acquired it at market value immediately before the trust became non-resident (the relevant time)....

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(3) Subsection (2) shall not apply if section 579E applied as regards the trustees in circumstances where the time concerned (within the meaning of that section) fell before the time when the interest was created for the benefit of the person disposing of it or when the person otherwise acquired it.

Are there exceptions to these deemed disposal and re-acquistion rules?

(3) The deemed disposal and re-acquisition rule in (2) does not apply if:...

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(4) Subsection (6) applies where―

(a) section 579B applies as regards the trustees of a settlement,

(b) after the relevant time (within the meaning of that section) a person disposes of an interest created by or arising under the settlement and the circumstances are such that subsection (4)(a) of section 613 does not apply by virtue of subsection (5)(a) of that section,

(c) the interest was created for the person's benefit, or the person otherwise acquired it, before the relevant time, and

(d) section 579E applied as regards the trustees in circumstances where the time concerned (within the meaning of that section) fell in the relevant period.

(5) The relevant period is the period which―

(a) begins when the interest was created for the benefit of the person disposing of it or when the person otherwise acquired it, and

(b) ends with the relevant time.

(6) For the purposes of calculating any chargeable gain accruing on the disposal of the interest, the person disposing of it shall be treated as having―

(a) disposed of it immediately before the time determined in accordance with subsection (7), and

(b) immediately reacquired it,

at its market value at that time.

As a disponer, how am I taxed where subs (6) applies?

(4)-(6) As the disponer, you are deemed to have disposed of the interest in the trust and to have re-acquired it at market value immediately before the trustees became resident in a tax treaty country (the time concerned), or if there is more than on...

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(7) The time mentioned in subsection (6) is―

(a) where there is only one such time, the time concerned, or

(b) where there is more than one time concerned, because section 579E applied more than once, the earliest time concerned.

(8) Where subsection (2) applies, subsection (6) shall not apply.

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