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Monroe & Nock on the Law of Stamp Duties

Monroe & Nock on the Law of Stamp Duties
Number of volumes: 3
Series:  Sweet & Maxwell's Tax Library
Practice Area:  Taxation Law
ISBN:  9780421411302
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Providing a comprehensive and practical account of the application of stamp duties to shares, securities and real estate transactions, Monroe & Nock on the Law of Stamp Duties:

  • Covers the application of stamp duty and stamp duty reserve tax to a range of transactions in shares and other securities in situations, including M&A, capital markets transactions and reorganisations
  • Considers special situations such as depositary receipt schemes and clearance services, unit trusts and open-ended investment companies and the application of stamp taxes to partnerships
  • Explains the available exemptions and reliefs and offers practical guidance on how to obtain them, including loan capital, reorganisations and transfers between associated companies and securitisations
  • Analyses the interaction between the parallel regimes of stamp duty and stamp duty reserve tax and offers practical guidance on how to fall within one tax rather than the other
  • Covers the application of stamp duty land tax and the Scottish and Welsh equivalent taxes to a range of transactions in land and buildings
  • Reproduces principal statutory provisions and key HMRC material
  • Adds commentary and critique to the principal statutory provisions and authoritative case law
  • Considers future developments in stamp taxation


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CONTENTS

Section A: Stamp Duties
  • Chapter 1 Stamp Duties and Shares- General Principles
  • Chapter 2 The Rates and Computation of Ad Valorem Stamp Duty for Stock and Marketable Securities
  • Chapter 3 Transfer on Sale of Reistered Secutities and Partnership Interests Chapter 4 Stamp Duty- Reserve Tax - The Principal Charge
  • Chapter 5 Stamp Duty Reserve Tax- Administration and Compliance
  • Chapter 6 The Share and Loan Capital of Corporations other than Bearer Shares
  • Chapter 7 Bearer Instruments Issued after September 30, 1999
  • Chapter 8 Depositary Schemes and Clearance Schemes; Chapter 8AValue Added Tax and Stamp Duties
  • Chapter 8B The Charge to Stamp Duties after Implementation Date
  • Chapter 8C  Partnerships
  • Chapter 8D Stamp Taxes and other Taxes
Section B: Stamp Duty Reserve Tax
  • Chapter 9 Company Reorganisation Shares
Section C: Special Situations
  • Chapter 10 Unit Trusts and Open-Ended Investment Companies
  • Chapter 10A Unit Trursts and Schemes After February 6, 2000
  • (Chapter 11-14 removed)
  • Chapter 14A Stamp duty Land Tax- Transititional
  • Chapter 14B Stamp Duty Land Tax- Charging Provisions
  • Chapter 14C Stamp Duty Land Tax - Administration
Section D: Planning Principles
  • Chapter 15 Principles of Stamp Duty Planning
  • Chapter 15A Planning for Stamp Duty Land Tax
  • Chapter 16 Planning for Stamp Duty Tax Reserve
Section E: Planning in Particular Situations
  • Chapter 17 Planning for Commercial Transactions and Documents
  • Chapter 18 Disposals and Acquisitions of Business
  • Chapter 19 Land Transactions
  • Chapter 20 Business Structures
  • Chapter 21 Valuation Issues
  • Chapter 22 (removed)
  • Chapter 23 Annual Enveloped Dwellings
Tax Part 1: The Charge to Tax
  • Chapter 24 Annual Enveloped Dwellings
Tax Part 2: The Compliance Regime
  • Chapter 25 Land and Building Transaction Tax - Scotland Part 1: The Charging Provisions
  • Chapter 26 Land and Building Transaction Tax - Scotland Part 2: Compliance Regime

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