Tax Disputes & Investigations

Capital Gains

HM Revenue & Customs' (HMRC) Capital Gains Technical Team (CGTT) is part of its Charity Assets and Residence (CAR) Department.

Essentially, CGTT is responsible for dealing with and enquiring into certain Capital Gains Tax issues. Those we have seen include: -

• a claim is made on a tax return that either Section 135 TCGA 1992, Section136 TCGA 1992 or Section 139 TCGA 1992 apply to a transaction, but no advance clearance application was made;
• the transaction(s) does not appear have not been carried out in the manner it was described in the clearance letter;
• HMRC believes that the clearance application did not provide full and complete information;
• a clearance application was refused, but the taxpayer proceeded with the transaction (in the manner described in the refusal letter) and now objects to a Capital Gains Tax assessment being raised; and
• the subsequent sale of shares within two years of a share exchange.

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