Documents related to 'Intangible assets rollover relief claim'
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CGT rollover relief claim When you've sold an asset that was used in your business, and this results in a capital gain, it's possible to defer or even avoid tax on this by claiming rollover relief. Selling a business assetCapital gains tax (CGT) applie... Read more
29 Jul 2009
Exchange of joint interest relief claimIf you swap a joint interest in land or buildings to rationalise your ownership you may be able to defer any capital gains tax that might have been chargeable as a result of the transaction.ReliefWithout special... Read more
11 Dec 2018
SEIS reinvestment relief claimIf you make a capital gain you can reduce or eliminate any capital gains tax (CGT) payable by purchasing shares in a seed enterprise investment scheme (SEIS) company.GainsCGT is payable on gains made from the sale or tra... Read more
11 Dec 2018
CGT negligible value claimIf you own an asset that has become of negligible value, i.e. worthless, you can make a negligible value claim which entitles you to treat the asset as if it were sold for nothing. The effect of this is to create a capital l... Read more
13 Nov 2009
Holdover relief claimWhen you give away an asset for no consideration, or knowingly sell it for less than it's worth, you will be charged capital gains tax based on the market value. However, you might be able to make a claim to hold this gain over de... Read more
04 Jan 2019
CGT EIS deferral relief claim Investing in enterprise investment scheme (EIS) shares gives you an opportunity to defer capital gains tax (CGT) that would otherwise be payable.Claiming reliefEIS deferral relief, sometimes referred to as EIS rein... Read more
22 May 2013
Claim for relief for damaged assetCapital gains tax may be payable if you receive compensation for damage caused to one of your assets. However, if you use the amount received to repair or restore the asset, you can defer the tax.DamageWhen an asset ... Read more
10 Nov 2017
Election to disapply incorporation reliefWhere you transfer your sole trader or partnership business to a company in which you own shares, often referred to as incorporating your business, it counts for capital gains tax purposes as if you had sold i... Read more
16 Nov 2016
Claim for a capital loss for an irrecoverable loan to a traderIf you made a loan to a business which it cannot repay, the amount remaining outstanding may be treated as a capital loss. HMRC requires conditions to be met before it will accept the loss... Read more
24 Sep 2009
Election for business asset disposal relief to apply to QCBsWhen you sell a business the purchasing company might offer to pay you with loan notes. This is a loan arrangement but in the form of a security, i.e. like shares. The loan notes pay interes... Read more
04 Nov 2016
