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  3. Proceed to the section regarding the asset being transferred. Clearly describe the asset and its value, ensuring you follow the guidelines provided in the helpsheet.
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A holdover claim is an all or nothing claim and cannot be restricted. It applies before any annual exemption is deducted.
To claim Holdover Relief, you and the trustees must complete HMRC form HS295 (Gift Hold-Over Relief claim form) and submit it to HMRC.
The time limit for the Gift Holdover Relief claim is four years from the end of the tax year of disposal.
While both reliefs defer CGT, they should be used strategically: Rollover Relief is useful when you plan to reinvest and continue trading. Hold-Over Relief suits family succession planning or asset transfers with little or no payment. Sometimes, it may be better not to defer.
You can claim Holdover Relief when gifting assets into most types of trusts, such as a discretionary trust or life interest trust (but not bare trusts). However, Holdover Relief is not available if you sell the asset for full market value, or if you receive any form of payment in return.

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In short, Capital Gains Tax (CGT) holdover relief is a form of tax deferral that allows individuals to postpone paying CGT on certain gifts of assets. Also known as gift relief, CGT holdover relief provides a mechanism to defer CGT that would otherwise arise when certain assets are gifted or transferred.
Clawback of Relief If a trust that was originally not settlor-interested becomes settlor-interested within six years of the gift, the Holdover Relief may be clawed back. This means the CGT liability may be reinstated for the donor.
Hold over relief is available for gifts or sales at an undervalue of certain assets, including residential property, business assets, and agricultural property. The transfer must meet specific conditions, such as being made to an eligible recipient.

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