This Content Was Last Updated on November 5, 2015 by Jessica Garbett

 

From 18 March 2015 entrepreneurs’ relief (ER) will not be available to reduce capital gains tax (CGT) on gains which accrue on personal assets used in a business carried on by a company or a partnership, unless they are disposed of in connection with a disposal of at least a 5% shareholding in the company, or a 5% share in the partnership assets.

Legislation will be introduced in Finance Bill 2015 to amend TCGA to ensure that in order for a disposal of a privately-owned asset to qualify for ER, the claimant must reduce their participation in the business by also disposing of a minimum 5% of the shares of the company carrying on the business, or (where the business is carried on in partnership) of a minimum 5% share in the assets of the partnership carrying on the business.

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