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Commentary

E1.1502 Tax treatment of transfers with accrued interest

Personal and employment tax

Securities are transferred with accrued interest (cum-div) if they are transferred with the right to receive interest payable on the first interest-payment day after the settlement day, or on the settlement day if that is an interest-payment day1. (Securities are transferred without accrued interest (ex-div) if they are transferred without that right2).

The transferee is deemed to make an accrued income payment to the transferor in the interest period in which the settlement day falls3.

'Settlement day', where securities are transferred in accordance with the rules of a recognised market, means the day on which the transferee agrees to settle; if the transferee has a choice of days, the day on which the transferee actually settles4. Where there is no consideration for the transfer (a gift or a deemed transfer), settlement day is the day on which the securities are actually transferred in the following circumstances5:

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