CH11 Valuation, Connected Persons and Inter-Spouse Transfers Flashcards
CGT SM Chapter 11 Examples 1, 3 & 4. CGT QB Q11.3.
Valuation
Quoted shares are valued at ?
The market value of an asset may need to be established for CGT purposes.
the average of the bid and offer prices.
Valuation
Unit trust units are valued at ?
The market value of an asset may need to be established for CGT purposes.
the bid price.
Connected Persons
Connected persons include: ?
- Spouses,
- Relatives (lineal),
- A company you control,
- The trustees of a trust you set up, and
- Your fellow business partners (and their relatives)
Connected Persons
The proceeds used for calculating gains or losses on disposals to connected persons must be ?
market value.
Any actual proceeds are actually ignored.
Connected Persons
Losses on disposals to connected persons can only be used against ?
future gains on disposals to that same person.
Inter-Spouse Transfers
Assets are transferred between spouses at ?
no gain, no loss.
Deemed proceeds for donor spouse = cost = deemed cost for donee spouse.
Inter-Spouse Transfers
This rule applies until ?
Three years from the end of the tax year of seperation or the date of divorce (whichever is earlier).
Transfers made as part of a divorce settlement take place at no gain / no loss.
Inter-spouse Transfers
CGT planning may involve making inter-spouse transfers prior to disposals to ensure that both spouses make use of their ?
annual exempt amounts, brough forward losses are used efficiently and gains are charged at the lowest rate.
Series of Transactions
If an asset is disposed of by an individual in a ?
series of transactions with a connected person(s) within six years of one another, the gains must be calculated using an appropriate proportion of the aggregate market value.