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19 June 2009 / Richard Curtis
Categories: Capital Gains
A run-down of Taxation news and analysis of recent CGT developments

News

Entrepreneurs' relief legislation released
Draft documents described as 'simple and sensible'

CGT reform 'will hurt 80,000 workers'
Employee shareholders will have to pay an extra 13% tax, says trade body

CGT reform 'flouts EU law'
ICAS demands more time for taxpayers to prepare

Entrepreneurs' relief: a deeper view
The first £1 million of gains that qualify for relief will be charged to capital gains tax at an effective rate of 10%

CGT concession: the reactions
Tax experts have their say on the Chancellor's announcement

Darling announces 'entrepreneurs' relief'
10% on lifetime profits below £1 million

Report: Darling may reveal CGT details next week
Government sources speak to Thomson Financial

CGT delay causing 'poor business choices'
Tax experts back CBI's latest attack on the Treasury

Call for 2009 start to capital gains reforms
More reactions to Chancellor's 'non-announcement'

Sector let down by CGT announcement
Tax professionals disappointed by lack of update from Chancellor

FSB offers alternative CGT plan
Trade body proposes an 'Entrepreneurs' Relief' for owner-managers of small businesses

CIOT wants non-dom plans deferred
Body calls for CGT changes for trusts and companies set up by the non-domiciled to be halted until they can be properly assessed

Major CGT concessions 'unlikely'
Government 'needs every ounce of revenue it can lay its hands on to minimise overspend'

Use CGT reform 'to reward entrepreneurs'
Chancellor 'should extend the Enterprise Investment Scheme'

Reforms mean lack of 'total certainty'
Tax expert backs select committee report on CGT plans

PwC partner moots transitional relief
It would allow taxpayers affected by CGT reform to elect to have a notional sale and reacquisition, says Kevin Nicholson

IoD wants more thought over taper relief
CGT changes are 'very unfair', says industry body's DG

Osborne backs capital gains U-turn push
The shadow chancellor has signed a petition opposing CGT reform

CGT reform 'unfair to SAYE workers'
The employee share plans industry would be badly affected by Chancellor's plans, says representative body

Latest CGT policy met without fervour
The mooted Government step-down over plans for capital gains tax has been greeted with little enthusiasm

Cable attacks 'hamfisted' CGT reforms
The Lib Dems' deputy leader believes the Government has been inept in its withdrawal of of taper relief

Capital gains shake-up is 'terrible'
Many companies strongly oppose the end of taper relief, claims veteran industrialist Lord Jones

No U-turn on CGT changes
The Government will not be reversing its plan to withdraw taper relief

Industry leaders to argue over CGT changes
Withdrawl of taper relief is to be the focus of a discussion between the Chancellor and major business groups

Pre-Budget Report 2007
Highlights of the Chancellor's speech to the Commons

Comment and analysis

Making whoopee
RICHARD CURTIS considers Budget measures of interest to small and medium-sized enterprises

Commencement Day
Coming to a client near you? KEVIN SLEVIN witnesses the end of furnished holiday letting relief as we know it

Entrepreneurs and earn-outs
JOHN MANIS considers how earn-outs should be structured to maximise entrepreneurs’ relief

ER emergencies
REBECCA CAVE considers the interaction of capital losses and entrepreneurs’ relief

Conflict of views
HMRC's views on entrepreneurs' relief do not always coincide with those in the legislation, observes MARK MORTON

Book review: Entrepreneurs’ Relief by Kevin Slevin
Published by Slevin Associates. Loose leaf, 140 pages, £120 (25% discount for small firms)

Playing the chance card
How does the two-year time limit for main residence elections actually apply? KEITH GORDON explains that taxpayers may have a surprise card to play

Two up, two down
Elections when two residences are available seem to cause problems. RICHARD CURTIS considers some aspects and possible solutions

Hardman 2007
The year's lecture, delivered by MIKE TRUMAN

Life's a lottery, Darling!
It is not too late to rescue some taper and indexation relief before the new capital gains tax kicks in, says KEVIN SLEVIN

Move over Darling
ALLISON PLAGER and RICHARD CURTIS review some of the more important aspects of the 2007 Pre-Budget Report

External links

HM Treasury Pre-Budget Report 2007

HMRC Pre-Budget Report 2007

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