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Introduction

Part 1
Income tax, capital gains tax and corporate taxes

1 Income tax charge for tax year 2026-27

2 Main rates of income tax for tax year 2026-27

3 Default and savings rates of income tax for tax year 2026-27

4 Increase in dividend ordinary and upper rates

5 Savings rates of income tax for tax year 2027-28

6 New rates of income tax on property income

7 Property rates of income tax for tax year 2027-28

8 Scottish and Welsh property rates set by Scottish Parliament and Senedd

9 Freezing starting rate limit for savings for tax years 2026-27 to 2030-31

10 Basic rate limit and personal allowance for tax years 2028-29 to 2030-31

11 Charge and main rate for financial year 2027

12 Standard small profits rate and fraction for financial year 2027

13 Enterprise management incentives: thresholds and period for exercise

14 Enterprise investment scheme: increase in amounts and asset requirements

15 Venture capital trusts: rate of relief and amounts and asset requirements

16 CSOP schemes and EMI: PISCES shares

17 Employee car and van ownership schemes

18 Car or van made available on arm’s length terms

19 CO emissions figure for certain cars with an electric range figure

20 Employment income: miscellaneous exemptions

21 Disallowing deduction from earnings for additional household expenses

22 Payment for cancelled shifts etc.

23 Location of duties of employment where duties not performed

24 Umbrella companies

25 Loan charge settlement scheme

26 Loan charge settlement scheme: inheritance tax

27 Loan charge settlement scheme: supplementary

28 Main rate of writing-down allowances for expenditure on plant or machinery

29 First-year allowance for main rate expenditure on plant or machinery

30 Expenditure on zero-emission cars and electric vehicle charging points

31 Payments for surrender of expenditure credits

32 Transition from video games tax relief

33 Special credit for visual effects

34 R&D undertaken abroad: Chapter 2 relief only

35 Restriction of relief on disposals to employee-ownership trusts

36 Anti-avoidance: collective investment scheme reconstructions

37 Anti-avoidance: company reconstructions

38 Anti-avoidance: reconstructions involving transfer of business

39 Incorporation relief: requirement to claim

40 Non-residents: cell companies

41 Non-residents: double taxation relief relating to collective investment vehicles

42 Abolition of notional tax credit on distributions received by non-UK residents

43 Non-resident, and previously non-domiciled individuals

44 Trust protections etc: minor amendments and transitional protection

45 PAYE for treaty non-residents etc.

46 Unassessed transfer pricing profits

47 Transfer pricing reform

48 International controlled transactions

49 Permanent establishments

50 Pillar two

51 Controlled foreign companies: interest on reversal of state aid recovery

52 Offshore income gains

53 Offshore income gains: savings

54 Legacies to charities to be within scope of tax

55 Approved charitable investments: purpose test

56 Tainted charity donations: replacement of purpose test with outcome test

57 Winter fuel payment charge

58 Carried interest

59 Pensions: abolition of the lifetime allowance charge

60 Collective money purchase schemes and Master Trust schemes

61 Corporate interest restriction: reporting companies

62 Corporate interest restriction: capital expenditure and tax-EBITDA calculation

63 Avoidance schemes involving certain non-derecognition liabilities

64 Energy (oil and gas) profits levy: decommissioning relief agreements

Part 2
Inheritance tax

65 Agricultural property relief and business property relief etc

66 Tax to be charged on certain pension interests

67 Liability for tax on pension interests

68 Withholding of benefits and payment of tax by pension scheme administrator

69 Connected amendments to IHTA 1984

70 Connected amendments to income tax rules

71 Commencement of

72 Rate bands etc for tax year 2030-31

73 Relevant property: disapplication of exemptions from exit charges

74 Relevant property: cap on charges for pre-30 October 2024 excluded property

75 Foreign diplomats etc: periods of UK residence to be disregarded

76 Minor corrections

77 Power to make provision about infected blood compensation payments

78 Scope of exemption for gifts to charities and registered clubs

79 Section 78: transitional protection for existing interests in possession

Part 3
Other existing taxes

80 Zero-rating of leases of vehicles to recipients of disability benefits

81 Insurance premium tax relief limited to adapted vehicles

82 Private hire vehicles or taxis

83 Certain charitable donations not to be treated as supplies of goods

84 Refunds of VAT to combined county authorities

85 UK listing relief

86 Rate of remote gaming duty

87 General betting duty on remote bets

88 Abolition of bingo duty

89 Rates of duty

90 Rates of duty effective from 6pm on 26 November 2025

91 Rates of duty effective from 1 October 2026

92 Vehicle excise duty for light passenger or light goods vehicles etc

93 Vehicle excise duty for rigid goods vehicles without trailers and tractive units

94 Vehicle excise duty for rigid goods vehicles with trailers

95 Vehicle excise duty for vehicles with exceptional loads etc

96 Vehicle excise duty for haulage vehicles other than showman’s vehicles

97 Vehicle excise duty: expensive car supplement

98 Rates of HGV road user levy

99 Rates of air passenger duty

100 Rates of climate change levy

101 Rates of landfill tax

102 Rate of aggregates levy

103 Aggregates levy: amendments relating to disapplication of levy to Scotland

104 Rate of plastic packaging tax

105 Chemical recycling: mass balance approach

106 Pre-consumer plastic

107 Sections 105 and 106: commencement

108 Rates of levy

109 Amendment of customs tariff power

110 Dumping and subsidisation investigations

111 Safeguarding investigations

112 Customs facilities at approved wharves and other places

113 Increases to rates of levy

114 Removal of time limit to claim relief under section 106(3) of FA 2013

Part 4
Vaping products duty

115 Excise duty: charge

116 Vaping products

117 Production of vaping products

118 Excise duty point and payment

119 Administration

120 Stamping of vaping products

121 Issue and management of duty stamps

122 Approved stamp holders

123 United Kingdom representatives

124 Forfeiture

125 Dealing in unstamped vaping products

126 Loss and misuse of duty stamps

127 Failure to comply with this Part etc

128 Forfeiture: civil penalties

129 Dealing in duty stamps

130 Dealing in unstamped vaping products

131 Sales ban following conviction for unlawful use of premises

132 Offences: penalties

133 Forfeiture: offences

134 Publication of information

135 Information sharing

136 Investigation and enforcement

137 Regulations: further provision

138 Regulations: procedure

139 Amendments of other enactments

140 Interpretation

141 Commencement and transitional provision

Part 5
Carbon border adjustment mechanism

142 Introduction to CBAM

143 Charge to CBAM

144 Importation

145 Goods processed under a special customs procedure

146 Person liable: the importer

147 Exemptions

148 Embodied emissions

149 Rate

150 Carbon price relief

151 Administration and enforcement

152 Criminal offences

153 Supplementary amendments

154 Emissions: meaning etc

155 Interpretation

156 Power to make provision for linked emissions trading schemes

157 Regulations and notices

158 Commencement and transitory provision

Part 6
Avoidance

Chapter 1 Prohibition of promotion of certain tax avoidance arrangements

Prohibition

159 Prohibition of promotion of certain tax avoidance arrangements

160 Meaning of promotion

161 Procedure

Sanctions

162 Civil penalties

163 Criminal offence

164 Criminal liability of responsible persons

General

165 Interpretation and commencement

Chapter 2 Promoter action notices

Promoter action notices

166 Certification of promoters

167 Promoter action notices

168 Preliminary notices

169 Disclosure of information by HMRC

170 Appeal against a decision to issue a promoter action notice

Sanctions

171 Civil penalties

172 Publication

173 Reporting to regulators etc

174 Extension of time periods

175 Reasonable excuse

General

176 Interpretation

Chapter 3 Anti-avoidance information notices

Key definitions

177 Connected persons

178 Anti-avoidance enactments

Notices by type

179 Information notices: connected persons

180 Information notices: third parties

181 Information notices: unidentified connected persons

182 Information notices: identification

183 Information notices: financial institutions

Content, requirements and withdrawal of notices

184 Content and requirements of notices

185 Restriction on disclosure of notices

186 Excepted information

187 Tribunal approval of notices

188 Withdrawal of notices

Criminal sanctions

189 Offence of failing to comply with a notice

190 Offence of concealing information

191 Criminal liability of responsible persons

192 Criminal liability of responsible persons: no prosecution of recipient

193 Imprisonment or a fine

Civil sanctions

194 Penalty for failing to comply with a notice

195 Penalty for concealing information

196 Penalty for inaccurate information

197 Penalty for disclosing a notice

198 Penalty based on monies received

199 Increased daily default penalty

Sanctions: general

200 Extension of time periods

201 Reasonable excuse

202 Double jeopardy

203 Assessment etc of penalties: application of Schedule 36 to FA 2008

Appeals

204 Appeals against notices

205 Appeals against penalties

Miscellaneous and interpretation

206 Interpretation

207 Application of provisions of TMA 1970

208 Repeals

Chapter 4 Miscellaneous

Legal professionals

209 Declaration in relation to privileged material

210 Penalties for an incorrect declaration

211 Penalties: procedure, appeals etc

212 Publication following an incorrect declaration

213 Time limits for publication

214 Amendments to existing legislation: removal of privilege exemption

215 Commencement

Disclosure of tax avoidance schemes: consequences for failure to comply

216 Penalties for non-disclosure of tax avoidance schemes

217 Removal of time limits on publication by HMRC

218 Consequential amendments

219 Commencement

Construction industry scheme: amendments

220 Construction industry scheme: amendments

221 Construction industry scheme regulations: amendments

222 Commencement

Part 7
Tax advisers

Chapter 1 Registration

Prohibition against unregistered tax advisers interacting with HMRC

223 Prohibition against unregistered tax advisers interacting with HMRC

224 Meaning of “tax adviser” and “client”

Application process

225 Application for registration

226 Meaning of “relevant individual” and “officer”

227 Registration conditions

228 Registration conditions: interpretation

229 Registration conditions: offences

230 Registration of tax advisers etc

Monitoring of registration conditions and suspension of registration

231 Monitoring of registration conditions

232 Suspension of registration

Compliance notice

233 Compliance notice

Financial penalties

234 Financial penalties for prohibited interaction with HMRC

235 Financial penalties for prohibited interaction with HMRC: liability of relevant individuals

Ineligibility orders

236 Tax advisers: ineligibility orders

237 Relevant individuals: ineligibility orders

Requirement for tax adviser to notify clients of suspension or ineligibility orders

238 Requirement for tax adviser to notify clients of suspension or ineligibility orders

Reasonable excuse

239 Reasonable excuse

Extension of period for making representations

240 Extension of period for making representations

Assessment of financial penalties etc

241 Assessment of financial penalties

242 Time limits and treatment of financial penalties

243 Double jeopardy

Reviews and appeals

244 Reviews and appeals

Disclosure of information

245 Disclosure of information

Power to publish information

246 Power to publish information

Power to amend Schedule 20 (exceptions)

247 Power to amend Schedule 20 (exceptions)

Interpretation

248 Interpretation of Chapter

Commencement

249 Commencement

Chapter 2 Conduct etc

Conduct of tax advisers

250 Conduct of tax advisers

Power to publish information about tax advisers etc

251 Power to publish information

252 Power to publish information: change of circumstances

253 Power to publish information: interpretation and commencement

Part 8
Miscellaneous and final

254 Fiscal mandate assessments prepared by the Office for Budget Responsibility

255 Data-gathering

256 Persons on whom digital reporting requirements may be imposed

257 Exemptions from digital reporting requirements

258 Returns to be delivered by electronic communications etc.

259 Penalties: amendments consequential on section 258 etc

260 Powers relating to electronic communications: directions

261 Power to require digital contact details

262 Penalty points and late submission penalties (power to cancel etc)

263 Assessments of late payment penalties etc.

264 Penalties for failure to pay tax due on further appeal

265 Failure to deliver company tax returns

266 Clearances

267 Binding effect

268 Extension

269 Modification

270 Information

271 Misrepresentation

272 Commissioners notice

273 Powers

274 Interpretation

275 Cryptoasset reporting: users and controlling persons resident in the UK

276 International cryptoasset reporting framework: connected matters

277 Stamp duty: piloting of digital service etc

278 Oversight of HMRC tax enforcement functions in Northern Ireland

279 Repeal of obsolete provision in FA 1925 concerning Dominion Governments

280 Repeal of other obsolete provisions and correction of wrong cross-references

281 Interpretation

282 Short title

SCHEDULES

Schedule 1 Property and savings rates of income tax: consequential amendments

Schedule 2 Scottish and Welsh property income rates

Schedule 3 Non-resident, and previously non-domiciled individuals

Schedule 4 PAYE for treaty non-residents etc

Schedule 5 Unassessed transfer pricing profits

Schedule 6 Transfer pricing

Schedule 7 Permanent establishments

Schedule 8 Pillar Two

Schedule 9 Tainted charity donations

Schedule 10 Winter fuel payment charge

Schedule 11 Tax treatment of carried interest

Schedule 12 Reform of reliefs for business property and agricultural property

Schedule 13 Abolition of bingo duty: consequential and transitional provision

Schedule 14 Aggregates levy: amendments relating to disapplication of levy to Scotland

Schedule 15 Vaping products duty: amendments of other enactments

Schedule 16 CBAM Goods

Schedule 17 Administration of CBAM

Schedule 18 Offences relating to CBAM

Schedule 19 Supplementary amendments relating to CBAM

Schedule 20 Registration of tax advisers: exceptions

Schedule 21 Registration of tax advisers: reviews and appeals

Schedule 22 Conduct of tax advisers

Schedule 23 Data-gathering

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Schedule 1Property and savings rates of income tax: consequential amendments

Section 6

Part 1Amendments of ITA 2007

1

ITA 2007 is amended as follows.

2

In section 6(3) (other rates of income tax)—

(a)

in paragraph (zb), for “Welsh basic, higher and additional rates” substitute “the Welsh rates”,

(b)

after paragraph (zc) insert—

“(zd)

section 6D (property basic, higher and additional rates),”, and

(c)

in paragraph (c), after “(trust rate” insert “, property trust rate, savings trust rate”.

3

In section 6B (the Welsh basic, higher and additional amounts)—

(a)

after subsection (1) insert—

“(1A)

The Welsh property basic rate, the Welsh property higher rate and the Welsh property additional rate for a tax year are calculated as follows.

  • Step 1

    Take the property basic rate, property higher rate or property additional rate.

  • Step 2

    Deduct 10 percentage points.

  • Step 3

    Add the Welsh rate (if any) set by Senedd Cymru for that year for the purpose of calculating the Welsh basic rate, the Welsh higher rate or the Welsh additional rate (as the case may be).”, and

(b)

for the heading substitute “The Welsh rates”.

4

In section 9 (the trust and dividend trust rate)—

(a)

after subsection (1) insert—

“(1A)

The property trust rate is 47%.

(1B)

The savings trust rate is 47%.”, and

(b)

in the heading, after “The trust rate” insert “, property trust rate, savings trust rate”.

5

In section 9A (overview of sections 10 to 15), in the table—

(a)

after the second column, insert the following column—

“Rates payable on property income

Property rates

Scottish rates

Welsh property rates

Property rates

Property basic rate”, and

(b)

in the second column, in the final row, for “Default basic rate” substitute “Savings basic rate”.

6

In section 10 (income charged at the basic, higher and additional rates: individuals), in subsection (4), after the entry relating to section 11C insert—

  • “section 11CA (income charged at the property basic, higher and additional rates: individuals),

  • section 11CB (income charged at the Welsh property basic, higher and additional rates: individuals),”.

7

In section 11 (income charged at the default basic rate: non-individuals), in subsection (2)

(a)

at the beginning insert—

  • “section 11CC (income charged at the property basic rate: non-individuals),

  • section 11DA (income charged at the savings basic rate: non-individuals),”, and

(b)

in the entry relating to Chapters 3 to 5 of Part 9, after “charged at” insert “the property trust rate, the savings trust rate or”.

8

In section 11B (income charged at the Welsh basic, higher and additional rates)—

(a)

in subsections (1)(a), (2)(a) and (3)(a), for “non-savings income” substitute “neither property income nor savings income”,

(b)

omit subsection (4), and

(c)

(i)

for “Section 16 has” substitute “Sections 16 and 16A have”, and

(ii)

for “non-savings income of a Welsh taxpayer” substitute “income of a Welsh taxpayer which is neither property income nor savings income”.

9

In section 11C (income charged at the default basic, higher and additional rates: non-UK resident individuals), in subsection (4), before the entry relating to section 11D insert—

  • “section 11CA (income charged at the property basic, higher and additional rates: individuals),”.

10

After section 11CA, as inserted by section 6(3) of this Act, insert—

“11CBIncome charged at the Welsh property basic, higher and additional rates: individuals

(1)

Income tax is charged at the Welsh property basic rate on the income of a Welsh taxpayer which—

(a)

is property income, and

(b)

would otherwise be charged at the Welsh basic rate.

(2)

Income tax is charged at the Welsh property higher rate on the income of a Welsh taxpayer which—

(a)

is property income, and

(b)

would otherwise be charged at the Welsh higher rate.

(3)

Income tax is charged at the Welsh property additional rate on the income of a Welsh taxpayer which—

(a)

is property income, and

(b)

would otherwise be charged at the Welsh additional rate.

(4)

This section is subject to any provisions of the Income Tax Acts which provide for income to be charged at different rates of income tax in some circumstances.

(5)

Sections 16 and 16A have effect for determining the extent to which the property income of a Welsh taxpayer would otherwise be charged at the Welsh basic, higher or additional rate.

11CCIncome charged at the property basic rate: non-individuals

(1)

Income tax is charged at the property basic rate on the income of persons other than individuals which—

(a)

is property income,

(b)

would otherwise be charged at the default basic rate, and

(c)

is not relevant foreign income charged in accordance with section 832 of ITTOIA 2005 (relevant foreign income charged on the remittance basis).

(2)

This is subject to—

  • Chapters 3 to 5 of Part 9 (which provide for some income of trustees to be charged at special trust rates), and

  • any other provisions of the Income Tax Acts (apart from section 11) which provide for income of persons other than individuals to be charged at different rates of income tax in some circumstances.”

11

In section 11D (income charged at the savings basic, higher and additional rates), in the heading, at the end insert “: individuals”.

12

After that section insert—

“11DAIncome charged at the savings basic rate: non-individuals

(1)

Income tax is charged at the savings basic rate on the income of persons other than individuals which—

(a)

is savings income,

(b)

would otherwise be charged at the default basic rate, and

(c)

is not relevant foreign income charged in accordance with section 832 of ITTOIA 2005 (relevant foreign income charged on the remittance basis).

(2)

This is subject to—

  • Chapters 3 to 5 of Part 9 (which provide for some income of trustees to be charged at special trust rates), and

  • any other provisions of the Income Tax Acts (apart from section 11) which provide for income of persons other than individuals to be charged at different rates of income tax in some circumstances.”

13

In section 12B (individual’s entitlement to a savings allowance), in subsection (8)

(a)

in paragraph (a)(i) and (iv) (which sets out what counts as additional-rate income), after “the additional rate” insert “, property additional rate”, and

(b)

in paragraph (b)(i) and (iv) (which sets out what counts as higher-rate income), after “the higher rate” insert “, property higher rate”.

14

In section 14 (income charged at the dividend ordinary rate: other persons)—

(a)

in subsection (1)(b), for “the basic rate” substitute “the default basic rate”, and

(b)

in the heading, for “other persons” substitute “non-individuals”.

15

In section 15 (income charged at the trust rate and the dividend trust rate)—

(a)

after “charged at the trust rate” insert “, the property trust rate, the savings trust rate”, and

(b)

in the heading, after “charged at the trust rate” insert “, the property trust rate, the savings trust rate”.

16

In section 16 (savings and dividend income to be treated as highest part of total income), for subsection (1)(zb) substitute—

“(zb)

the rate at which income tax would be charged on the income of a Welsh taxpayer which is neither property income nor savings income apart from section 11B but taking into account the effect of section 16A,”.

17

In section 18 (meaning of “savings income”), in subsection (4)(b)—

(a)

after “personal representatives” insert “or trustees”, and

(b)

for “or 466” substitute “, 466 or 467”.

18

In section 31 (total income: supplementary), in subsection (2), after “the basic rate,” insert “the property basic rate, the savings basic rate,”.

19

In section 55B (transferable tax allowance for married couples and civil partners: entitlement to tax reduction), in subsection (2)(b)

(a)

after “other than the basic rate,” insert “the property basic rate,” and

(b)

after “the Welsh basic rate,” insert “the Welsh property basic rate,”.

20

In section 55C (transferable tax allowance for married couples and civil partners: election to reduce personal allowance), in subsection (1)(c)

(a)

after “other than the basic rate,” insert “the property basic rate,” and

(b)

after “the Welsh basic rate,” insert “the Welsh property basic rate,”.

21

In section 399B(3) (which provides for relief for finance costs relating to residential property to be given at the basic rate for property partnerships)—

(a)

for “BR”, in both places, substitute “PBR”, and

(b)

for “basic rate” substitute “property basic rate”.

22

In section 462 (overview of Part 9), in subsection (3) (which explains the provision made by Chapter 3), after “charged at” insert “the property trust rate, the savings trust rate or”.

23

In section 463 (general provision about settlements etc)—

(a)

in subsection (1), in the definition of “other income” for the words from “neither” to “nor” substitute “not property income, dividends income or”, and

(b)

in subsection (2), after “charged at” insert “the property trust rate, the savings trust rate or”.

24

In section 479 (trustees’ accumulated or discretionary income to be charged at special rates), after subsection (2) insert—

“(2A)

Income tax is charged on the income at the property trust rate so far as the income is property income.

(2B)

Income tax is charged on the income at the savings trust rate so far as the income is savings income.”

25

In section 481 (other amounts to be charged at special rates for trustees), after subsection (3) insert—

“(3A)

If the amount is within Type 2, 6 or 7 as set out in section 482, income tax is charged on the amount at the savings trust rate.

(3B)

If the amount is within Type 5 as set out in section 482, income tax is charged on the amount at the property trust rate.”

26

In section 483 (sums paid by personal representatives to trustees), in subsection (1)(b), after “that income at” insert “the property trust rate, the savings trust rate or”.

27

In section 486 (how allowable expenses are to be set against trust rate income)—

(a)

in subsection (1), in step 2, after “savings income” insert “, property income”,

(b)

in that subsection, in step 5, in paragraph (a), for “the basic rate” substitute “the savings basic rate”,

(c)

in that subsection, after that step insert—

  • “Step 5A

    If there are remaining expenses and there is property income—

    1. (a)

      gross up by reference to the property basic rate so much of the remaining expenses as is necessary to give a result equal to the amount of that income, or

    2. (b)

      if there are not enough remaining expenses to give that result, gross them all up by reference to that rate.

    For the purposes of this step “the remaining expenses” are the allowable expenses so far as they have not been grossed up at Step 3, 4 or 5.”, and

  • (d)

    in that subsection, in step 6, in the final sentence, for “or 5” substitute “, 5 or 5A”.

    28

    In section 503 (how beneficiary’s income is reduced), in subsection (2), omit the “and” before “fourth” and for the entry relating to “fourth” substitute—

    • “fourth, reduce property income (if any), and

    • fifth, reduce other income (if any).”

    29

    In section 874 (duty to deduct from certain payments of yearly interest), in subsection (2), for “the basic rate” substitute “the savings basic rate”.

    30

    In section 889 (payments in respect of building society securities), in subsection (4), for “the basic rate” substitute “the savings basic rate”.

    31

    In section 919 (manufactured interest on UK securities: payments by UK residents etc), in subsection (2), for “the basic rate” substitute “the savings basic rate”.

    32

    In section 939 (duty to retain bonds where issue treated as payment of interest), in subsection (2), for “the basic rate” substitute “the savings basic rate”.

    33

    In section 974 (Real Estate Investment Trusts: regulations under section 973), in subsection (1)(a), for “the basic rate” substitute “the property basic rate”.

    34

    In section 975A (statements about certain payments of interest), in subsection (4)(b), for “the basic rate” substitute “the savings basic rate”.

    35

    In section 989 (definitions), at the appropriate places insert—

    ““property additional rate” means the rate of income tax of that name determined pursuant to section 6D,”;

    ““property basic rate” means the rate of income tax of that name determined pursuant to section 6D,”;

    ““property higher rate” means the rate of income tax of that name determined pursuant to section 6D,”;

    ““property income” has the meaning given by section 17A,”;

    ““property trust rate” means the rate of income tax specified in section 9(1A),”;

    ““savings trust rate” means the rate of income tax specified in section 9(1B),”;

    ““Welsh property additional rate” means the rate of income tax of that name determined pursuant to section 6B(1A),”;

    ““Welsh property basic rate” means the rate of income tax of that name determined pursuant to section 6B(1A),”;

    ““Welsh property higher rate” means the rate of income tax of that name determined pursuant to section 6B(1A),”.

    36

    In Schedule 4 (index of defined expressions), at the appropriate places insert—

    “property additional rate

    section 6D (as applied by section 989)
    ”;

    “property basic rate

    section 6D (as applied by section 989)
    ”;

    “property higher rate

    section 6D (as applied by section 989)
    ”;

    “property income

    section 17A (as applied by section 989)
    ”;

    “property trust rate

    section 9(1A) (as applied by section 989)
    ”;

    “savings trust rate

    section 9(1B) (as applied by section 989)
    ”;

    “Welsh property additional rate

    section 6B(1A) (as applied by section 989)
    ”;

    “Welsh property basic rate

    section 6B(1A) (as applied by section 989)
    ”;

    “Welsh property higher rate

    section 6B(1A) (as applied by section 989)
    ”.

    Part 2Amendments of other tax legislation

    TMA 1970

    37

    In section 7 of TMA 1970 (notice of liability to income tax and capital gains tax), in subsection (6)

    (a)

    in subsection (6)—

    (i)

    after “other than the basic rate,” insert “the property basic rate, the savings basic rate,” and

    (ii)

    after “the Welsh basic rate,” insert “the Welsh property basic rate,”, and

    (b)

    after that subsection insert—

    “(6ZA)

    A source of income falls within this subsection in relation to any person and any year of assessment if for that year—

    (a)

    all income from the source is savings income (see section 18 of ITA 2007), and

    (b)

    the person—

    (i)

    is UK resident,

    (ii)

    is not liable to tax at the savings basic rate,

    (iii)

    is not liable to tax at the savings higher rate,

    (iv)

    is not liable to tax at the savings additional rate, and

    (v)

    is not charged to tax under section 832 of ITTOIA 2005 (relevant foreign income charged on remittance basis) on any savings income.”

    TCGA 1992

    38

    In section 1J of TCGA 1992 (section 1I: definitions and other supplementary provision)—

    (a)

    in subsection (1), after paragraph (a) insert—

    “(ab)

    the property higher rate,”, and

    (b)

    in subsection (5), in the words after paragraph (c), after “the default higher rate” insert “, the property higher rate, the savings higher rate”.

    ITTOIA 2005

    39

    ITTOIA 2005 is amended as follows.

    40

    In sections 274AA(5) and 274C(2) (which provide for relief for finance costs relating to residential property to be given at the basic rate)—

    (a)

    for “BR”, in both places, substitute “PBR”, and

    (b)

    for “basic rate” substitute “property basic rate”.

    41

    In section 465A (gains from life insurance contracts: amounts for which individuals liable to be treated as highest part of total income), in subsection (1)(b), for “the basic rate” substitute “the savings basic rate”.

    42

    In section 466 (gains from life insurance contracts: personal representatives as person liable), in subsection (2), in the opening words, for “the basic rate” substitute “the savings basic rate”.

    43

    In section 467 (gains from life insurance contracts: trustees as person liable), in subsection (7), for “the basic rate” substitute “the savings basic rate”.

    44

    In section 530 (gains from life insurance contracts: income tax treated as paid etc), in subsection (1), for “the basic rate” substitute “the savings basic rate”.

    45

    In section 533 (meaning of “comparable EEA tax charge”), in subsection (4), for “20%” substitute “22%”.

    46

    In section 535 (gains from life insurance contracts: top slicing relief), in subsection (3)—

    (a)

    for “BRL”, in both places, substitute “SBRL”, and

    (b)

    for “the basic rate” substitute “the savings basic rate”.

    47

    In section 536 (gains from life insurance contracts: top slicing relief where one chargeable event), in subsection (1), in paragraph (b) of Step 2, for “the basic rate” substitute “the savings basic rate”.

    48

    In section 537 (gains from life insurance contracts: top slicing relief where two or more chargeable events), in paragraph (b) of Step 2, for “the basic rate” substitute “the savings basic rate”.

    49

    In section 539 (gains from life insurance contracts: relief for deficiencies), in subsection (8)

    (a)

    after the entry relating to the default higher and default basic rate insert—

    “the property higher rate

    the property basic rate”, and

    (b)

    at the end insert—

    “the Welsh property higher rate

    the Welsh property basic rate”.

    50

    In section 669 (reduction in residuary income: inheritance tax on accrued income), in subsection (3), omit the “and” before paragraph (b) and after that paragraph insert—

    “(c)

    income charged at the property additional rate or the property higher rate were charged at the property basic rate, and

    (d)

    income charged at the savings additional rate or the savings higher rate were charged at the savings basic rate.”

    51

    In section 680 (beneficiaries’ income etc: income treated as bearing income tax), in subsection (4), for “the basic rate” substitute “the savings basic rate”.

    52

    After section 680B insert—

    “680CIncome treated as property income

    (1)

    This section applies to estate income relating to a person’s interest in the residue of an estate so far as that interest relates to income that—

    (a)

    falls within section 664(2)(a) (income of personal representatives charged to UK income tax), and

    (b)

    is property income (see section 17A of ITA 2007).

    (2)

    The income is treated as being property income.”

    CTA 2010

    53

    In section 552 of CTA 2010 (distributions by Real Estate Investment Trusts)—

    (a)

    (i)

    for “BRT”, in both places, substitute “PBRT”, and

    (ii)

    in the definition of “BRT”, for “the basic rate” substitute “the property basic rate”, and

    (b)

    in subsection (3), for “BRT”, in both places, substitute “PBRT”.

    FA 2012

    54

    In section 102 of FA 2012 (I – E profit: policyholders’ rate of tax), in subsection (3), for “the basic rate” substitute “the savings basic rate”.

    Part 3Amendment of Scotland Act 1998

    Scotland Act 1998

    55

    In section 80C of the Scotland Act 1998 (power to set Scottish rates for Scottish taxpayers), for subsection (2B) (which prevents a Scottish rate resolution from applying different rates in relation to different types of income) substitute—

    “(2B)

    If income tax is charged at Scottish rates on the non-savings income of a Scottish taxpayer for a tax year (within the meaning of section 11A of the Income Tax Act 2007), those rates are treated for income tax purposes as if they were—

    (a)

    Scottish rates for all non-savings income other than property income which are set for the tax year at the same rates as the Scottish rates, and

    (b)

    separate Scottish rates for property income which are set for the tax year at the same rates as the Scottish rates,

    but, subject to that, a Scottish rate resolution may not provide for different rates to apply in relation to different types of income.”