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I5.1105 Meaning of 'settlement'—general points

IHT, trusts and estates

The settlements legislation

I5.1105 Meaning of 'settlement'—general points

Settled property

FA 2006 introduces for the first time a definition of settled property which applies to income tax generally for 2006/07 onwards and is described in I5.10031.

For capital gains tax (CGT) purposes, settled property means any property held in trust other than property held in trust for a person absolutely entitled to it as against the trustee, eg a beneficiary with an interest in possession2.

These definitions mean that not all settlements will contain settled property (for example a bare trust where beneficiaries are absolutely entitled to all the income and capital).

Where a chargeable event gain arises on a life policy held in a bare

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