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TSEM11000 - Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual - HMRC internal manual

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Abatement
Abatement is the proportional reduction of a legacy. It is necessary when an estate is insufficient to meet a legacy in full.
Absolute interest
Absolute interest is a full and complete interest in both income and capital. It can refer to the present or to the future when the interest vests.
Some old ‘rulings’ given by trust deed examiners in Claims Branch, Bootle, refer to ‘an absolute interest in income’. This means the beneficiary is entitled to income, but not to capital.
An ‘absolute interest in residue’ is statutorily defined in ITTOIA/S650(1)
Absolute title
A certificate of ownership of land grants an absolute title to land. The Land Registry issues the certificates. ....

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CTM15270 - Company Taxation Manual - HMRC internal manual

ITTOIA05/S624
Trusts Technical would like to see certain cases where a person has waived a right to a dividend so that another shareholder may benefit. In such cases, HMRC argues that the person making the waiver has indirectly provided funds for an ‘arrangement’ or ‘settlement’, and that the Settlements legislation at ITTOIA05/PART5/CHAPTER5 may apply.
This legislation only applies where the arrangement contains an ‘element of bounty’. In the case of dividend waivers, the person making the waiver will be giving up a sum to which they are, or may become, entitled, and the bounty will be represented by the enhanced part of the dividend received by the non-waiving shareholders. ....

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