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Lesson 289 A4eA4f

Gains group

In this lesson, you'll learn how gains groups work in UK corporation tax and why they matter for managing group company disposals.

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  1. 0:00 Gains groups: ownership structure and requirements
  2. 0:41 Benefits of gains group membership
  3. 1:08 Non-UK companies in gains groups
  4. 2:08 Degrouping charges: when they arise
  5. 3:15 Calculating degrouping charge liability

About this lesson

A gains group requires at least 75% ownership links between connected companies, allowing assets to transfer at no gain or loss and enabling tax-efficient reallocation of gains across the group. You'll also explore the degrouping charge—a key Advanced Taxation concept that applies when a company leaves the group within six years of receiving a transferred asset—and how to calculate and potentially eliminate this charge through substantial shareholding exemption or gain reallocation to other group members.

Duration: 5m

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