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Posted 10 days ago by Eric77 kendall
Hi, If an non-qualifying investment bond is sold, this triggers a chargeable event. If the owner / beneficiary of the investment bond is a basic rate tax payer (both with and without the chargeable event), there is no tax to pay because the investment bond has already been paying an effective 20% throughout. My question is: Does the sale of the investment bond / chargeable event .... change the adjusted net income (even though there is no tax to pay)? Where is this explained? Thanks.
Posted 4 days ago by HMRC Admin 17 Response

Hi ,

In reply to your question the answer is no .

Thank you .

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