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Entrepreneurs relief
gravlax
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The 10% entrepreneurs relief rate of capital gains tax, does the business owner have to sell their shares / ownership to qualify? Or can they still claim it if they are not selling the business, but just want to stop running a solvent business with no debts (members voluntary liquidation) and pay themselves the cash balance left in the company. How does it work?
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If you mean just stop trading rather than selling the business, then yes, they can. But if the reserves amount to more than £25k the liquidation has to be done by an insolvency practitioner (whether insolvent or not). If under £25k, the directors can use the Co House striking off procedure and claim ER on the amount withdrawn. All subject to the other criteria, i.e. timescales etc.1
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