IHTA84/S105 (1)(b) applies with effect from 6 April 1996 to securities which:
There were different rules for deaths and transfers before 10
March 1992. IHTA84/S105 (1)(b) applied to control holdings of
quoted as well as unquoted shares and securities. From
10 March 1992 control holdings of quoted shares
and securities (
IHTM25201) were transferred to
IHTA84/S105 (1)(cc). And from
6 April 1996 unquoted shares, whether or not they
gave control, were transferred to IHTA84/S105 (1)(bb). So this
provision now applies only to securities.
The rate of relief has been 100% since 10 March 1992.
For the purposes of IHTA84/S105 (1)(b) (as effective from 10
March 1992), "unquoted" means not quoted on a recognised stock
exchange. And with effect from 6 April 1996 “unquoted”
was replaced by “unlisted”. So IHTA84/S105 (1)(b) can
apply to shares and securities dealt in on the Unlisted Securities
Market and on its successor the Alternative Investment Market (
IHTM18336).
There is a separate summary of the meaning of unquoted (
IHTM25192) for business relief
purposes.
Note that for the purposes of IHTA84/S105 (1)(b)
Example
A has 49 out of 100 voting shares in X Ltd. A also has
control of another company, Y Ltd, which owns a further 40 voting
shares in X Ltd. A has control of X Ltd within the meaning of
IHTA84/S105 (1)(b).