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Using my SIPP to purchase shares from me   Message List  
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Hi There,

Does anyone know if I can use my SIPP to buy shares from myself? Basically, I
have shares
in a company that I work for (AIM listed) and would like to use the cash in my
SIPP to buy
the shares from myself. Here's a possible scenario:

1. I deposit £10k cash into my SIPP. My SIPP provider reclaims £2k from HMRC
(20% basic
rate) so that I now have £12k cash in my SIPP. I then reclaim a further £2k
(20% higher
rate tax) via self assessment.

2. I now use the £12k in my SIPP to purchase £12k of shares from myself. This
leaves me
with £12k cash in my pocket i.e. my original £10k plus the £2k basic rate tax
reclaim,
plus I have saved a further £2k in higher rate tax.

The end result is that £12k of my shares are now in my SIPP and, presumably,
free from
any CGT when I eventually sell them.

Finally, if this is allowed then would my SIPP have to pay any stamp duty when
it buys the
shares.

I would be grateful for any insight into this.

Many thanks,

Andy.




Sun Jan 18, 2009 9:43 am

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Hi There, Does anyone know if I can use my SIPP to buy shares from myself? Basically, I have shares in a company that I work for (AIM listed) and would like...
Andy Onacko
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Jan 18, 2009
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Andy   What you are proposing is perfectly feasible on paper but not so easy to achieve in the real world. The mechanics you set out are close but not quite...
Martin Tilley
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Jan 20, 2009
12:30 am

Hi Martin, Thanks for your response. I note your comment regarding gross/net payments. Basically, my maths is poor! However, I think you meat to say that...
Andy Onacko
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