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ISA Bulletin 44 (PDF 93K) - HM Revenue & Customs

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As announced in <strong>ISA</strong> <strong>Bulletin</strong> 28, the <strong>ISA</strong> regulations are being amended to allow for<br />

the reinstatement of <strong>ISA</strong>s where either a cash manager is declared in default, or<br />

where compensation is received in respect of a stocks and shares <strong>ISA</strong> qualifying<br />

investment.<br />

The regulation provides different rules for:<br />

� cash manager failures – a single subscription of up to the balance held in the<br />

failed <strong>ISA</strong> at the time of default will be allowed into either a cash <strong>ISA</strong> or a stocks<br />

and shares <strong>ISA</strong><br />

� compensation received in respect of stocks and shares qualifying investments – a<br />

single subscription of up to the amount of compensation received can be<br />

made to a stocks and shares <strong>ISA</strong><br />

� failures linked to the collapse of Lehman Brothers – a single subscription of up to<br />

the value of the failed investment at the time of the Lehmans collapse can be<br />

made to a stocks and shares <strong>ISA</strong>, and<br />

� Keydata Investment Services – a single subscription can be made into a stocks<br />

and shares <strong>ISA</strong> of up to the amount originally subscribed for the failed Keydata<br />

investment<br />

A draft regulation is attached to the bulletin and we would welcome any comments<br />

by 27 June which will allow us to lay the regulation before Parliament rises for the<br />

Summer recess.<br />

Commentary<br />

New reg 5D Subscriptions made in accordance with this regulation will not count<br />

towards the annual subscription limits.<br />

New reg 5DA ‘Defaulted cash account subscription’. Where a cash <strong>ISA</strong> manager is<br />

declared in default, the investor can make a subscription up to the<br />

balance held in the cash <strong>ISA</strong> at the time of the default into either a<br />

cash <strong>ISA</strong> or stocks and shares <strong>ISA</strong>, without it counting towards the<br />

annual subscription limits. The subscription must be made within 180<br />

days of the default.<br />

New reg 5DB ‘Defaulted investment subscription’. This allows a ‘defaulted<br />

investment payment’ to be subscribed to a stocks and shares account<br />

within 180 days of the investor receiving the payment. The maximum<br />

amount of the payment is<br />

� For Lehman accounts – see new reg 5DL<br />

� For Keydata accounts – see new reg 5DM<br />

� For other stocks and shares failures – the amount of the<br />

compensation received.<br />

New reg 5DC The rules for a cash <strong>ISA</strong> reinvestment are triggered when the FSA or<br />

FSCS determine that there has been a default.<br />

New reg 5DD This describes the type of payments that a stocks and shares <strong>ISA</strong><br />

investor could receive which can be reinvested into a S&S <strong>ISA</strong> without<br />

counting as a fresh <strong>ISA</strong> subscription. Broadly, these are<br />

compensation payments that would be subject to CGT if they were<br />

paid in respect of an investment that was not held in an <strong>ISA</strong>.

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