J B Williams (TC4144)
Capital gains will remain eligible for entrepreneurs’ relief (ER) when realised even when they have been deferred into investments that qualify for the enterprise investment scheme or social investment tax relief, the chancellor announced in yesterday’s autumn statement.
The measure takes immediate effect, and is good news for taxpayers wishing to re-invest gains into unquoted trading companies. The previous system saw such investors facing the full capital gains tax (CGT) rate of 28%, rather than ER’s 10%
Will entrepreneurs’ relief be due on shares in a company that lets a holiday flat?
E Blaney (TC4103)
What to look for in the changing face of the ATED
The effect of substantial company cash balances on entrepreneurs’ relief.
Careless error penalties: their application and consequences
Farm capital gains; It’s a gas; Pension plans; Plot development
N M F Trigg (TC4079)
Can previous non-business use be ignored in a capital gains tax entrepreneurs’ relief claim?
Can an employee ownership trust be combined with a management buyout?
The picture that emerges from cases of only or main residence relief