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Holdover Relief Claim Not Precluded By Spouse’s Non-UK Resident Status

By Mark McLaughlin, December 2018

The appellant’s claim for holdover relief on a gift of business assets to a company he solely owned was not precluded by the fact that his wife (and children), who had no interest in the company, were non-UK resident and connected with him.

The appellant, a US citizen who was neither resident nor ordinarily resident in the UK, disposed of his interest (including goodwill) in a business carried on by a limited liability partnership (B), transferring it by way of a gift on 1 April 2010 to a new UK incorporated

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