SVM111100 - IHT Business Property Relief: Restrictions on relief - introduction

Part V, Chapter 1 of the Inheritance Tax Act 1984 denies relief to property in certain circumstances.

Under s.103(3) unquoted shares or securities in a company will only qualify for relief if the company carries on a business for gain - see this chapter at SVM111110.

Under s.113, property will not qualify for relief if it is subject to a binding contract for sale at the relevant time - see this chapter at SVM111120.

Under s.105(5), shares or securities in a company do not qualify if the company is being wound up or is 바카라 사이트śotherwise바카라 사이트ť in process of liquidation - see this chapter at SVM111130.

Under s.105(3), if a company바카라 사이트™s business consists wholly or mainly of making or holding investments and so on, shares or securities in it will not qualify for relief - see this chapter at SVM111140 onwards.

Under s.112, relief is denied to the extent that the value of the shares, securities and so on is attributable to excepted assets - see this chapter at SVM111210 onwards.

Under sections 113A and 113B, if there is a PET or chargeable lifetime transfer, the tax or additional tax chargeable on the transferor바카라 사이트™s death will be charged on the basis that relief is not due, unless certain additional conditions are satisfied - see this chapter at SVM111260 onwards.

Additional Guidance: SVM150000