Introduction Details of the Schedule ITTOIA 2005
45.Paragraph 44 amends section 154A(1) of ITTOIA so that the exemption for profits on War Loan securities operates on the basis of the holder being non-resident rather than being not ordinarily resident. This does not affect the way in which the exemption applies to existing holders of War Loan securities (see the commentary in paragraphs 99 and 100 below).
46.Paragraph 45 amends section 459(2) of ITTOIA so that it refers to an individual who is resident rather than ordinarily resident in the UK. This reflects changes made to the basis on which the provisions of Chapter 2 of Part 13 of ITA (transfer of assets abroad) operate.
47.Paragraph 46 substitutes section 468(2) of ITTOIA so that the reference to an individual who is ordinarily resident is changed to one who is UK resident, reflecting changes to the transfer of assets abroad regime. The amendment also corrects an error – the words ‘of ICTA’ should have been repealed by ITA 2007.
48.Paragraph 47 amends section 569(2) of ITTOIA so that it refers to an individual who is resident rather than ordinarily resident in the UK. This reflects changes to the transfer of assets abroad regime.
49.Paragraph 48 removes a reference to ordinarily resident from section 636(2)(b) of ITTOIA in respect of income arising from 6 April 2013.
50.Paragraph 49 removes a reference to ordinarily resident from section 648(1)(b) of ITTOIA.
51.Paragraph 50 removes a reference to ordinarily resident from section 651(3) of ITTOIA.
52.Paragraph 51 removes a reference to ordinarily resident from section 664(2)(b)(i) of ITTOIA.
53.Paragraph 52 amends section 715 of ITTOIA to reflect the fact that the exemption condition attaching to FOTRA securities (as set out in section 713(2)(a) of ITTOIA) will change to the holder being non-resident rather than being not ordinarily resident for securities issued on or after 6 April 2013. Where the security was acquired by the trust before 6 April 2013 the existing references to the ordinary residence status of the beneficiaries remain in force.
54.Paragraph 53 substitutes section 771(4) of ITTOIA which concerns the conditions for exemption from tax in respect of relevant foreign income of consular officers and employees. The reference to the individual being not ordinarily resident prior to taking up duty in the UK is replaced by a reference to being not UK resident for the two preceding tax years.