CCH Scan - Known Issues

Last update: 04 April 2022

Date Raised ITS Description Workaround ( If applicable) Scheduled/Resolved
26/03/2012 49709 Offshore Income Gains -
The system is treating a Gift Out with Holdover Relief (GOH) as an income gain. This is because it now ignores the CGT rule code when deciding whether a transaction is exempt and classifies it as an income gain or chargeable to CGT according to whether it generates a gain or loss. Only movement codes CVO and TKP are treated as exempt.
No workaround To be confirmed

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