RPSM07300130 - Scheme Administrator Pages: Investments: When will tax be due?
When will a tax charge be due?
The following are examples of transactions which will lead to tax charges being due,
- when the percentage limits for share investment are exceeded,
- when a loan to the employer fails to meet one of the 5 tests,
- when there is a non arms length transaction
- when there is a benefit in kind payment,
- where the borrowing limits are exceeded, and
- where value is shifted out of the pension registered pension scheme.
The
scheme administrator must provide details of all
unauthorised payments by submitting an event report. They should
also make the member/employer aware of any unauthorised payments
that arise to enable the payment to be declared by the relevant
party.
The scheme administrator must account for any tax due on an
Accounting for Tax form (see
RPSM07300150).
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