HI
Just want to make sure i am not over complicating things in my mind.. Lets say 20% of business X to be given to Mr A.
Mr A will agree to place minimum amount of work with business X per annum. And will work together on this work. For this A will get 20%.
How is this accounted for 1) in the accounts and 2) any cap gains tax issues eg what is the base cost of the 20% shares?
Help appreciated.
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An unapproved share scheme
A will expect to pay income tax on the money's worth (market value) of the shares he is given, It sounds as though the plan could be for A to remain self-employed, this may be untenable in the circumstances and quite a compliance risk.
The company should, if this is structured right receive a CT deduction.
You have created an unapproved share scheme! I would be extremely careful about the contents of the Articles and you need to value the 20%. You will need to consider an appropriate election depending on what you have agreed to ensure that any future PAYE inspection is not both complicated and costly.
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Whose shares?
Is the company going to issue these new shares or are they being gifted/sold by existing members?
I can't see any unapproved share scheme here.
shares issued 20% rights in return for business loyalty?
so although you have said nothing distinguish Mr A from Business X are we to assume business X is already incorporated or will it incorporate as part of the deal? which one?
shares issued 20% rights in return for business loyalty?
so although you have said nothing to distinguish Mr A from Business X are we to assume business X is already incorporated or will it incorporate as part of the deal? which one?