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Section 454 Deemed election for disapplication of Chapter 2

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Amendments

Section 454 (new version) inserted by Finance Act 2005 section 20(1) from 2 December 2004.

(1) If the shares are restricted securities (or the interest in shares is a restricted interest in securities), the employer and the employee are to be treated as making an election under section 431(1) (election for disapplication of Chapter 2) in relation to the shares (or interest in shares).

(2) But the employer and the employee may agree that subsection (1) is not to apply in relation to the shares (or interest in shares).

(3) An agreement under subsection (2) is irrevocable and—

(a) must be made in a form approved by [the Commissioners for Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs]1, and

(b) may not be made more than 14 days after the acquisition.

Amendments

1 Substituted for the words “the Board of the Inland Revenue” by Commissioners for Revenue and Customs Act 2005 section 50(6) and Schedule 102(1) from 18 April 2005.

(4) If the employer and the employee make an agreement under subsection (2) in relation to the shares (or interest in shares), subsection (5) applies for the purposes of determining the taxable amount for the purposes of section 426 (charge on occurrence of chargeable event) on the occurrence on any chargeable event in relation to the shares (or interest in shares).

(5) In determining under section 428(3) (amount of charge) what would have been the market value of the shares (or interest in shares) at the time of the acquisition but for any restrictions (IUMV), that market value is to be calculated disregarding the effect on that market value of the intellectual property agreement and any transfer of intellectual property pursuant to it.

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