Indicator - FL Memo
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Calgarth House, 39-41 Bank Street, Ashford, Kent TN23 1DQ VAT GB 726 598 394. Registered in England. Company Registration No. 3599719
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In the past, if a client was looking to sell their business, they had a choice of either being taxed on the gain straightaway at 10% under entrepreneurs’ relief or reinvesting it into EIS shares and
paying 28% later. How might your advice to them have changed?
Your client has realised a substantial capital gain in the current tax year, and is looking to you for advice on how they might push back the payment date. How might the enterprise investment scheme
(EIS) be of use to them?
One of your non-domiciled clients has been avoiding bringing money to the UK because they inadvertently created a mixed fund years ago. How could a time-limit opportunity help, and why might it be
worth taking advantage even if making remittances is unlikely?
A client has enjoyed a windfall and wants to make some tax-efficient investments. They are asking for some advice on the tax breaks offered by investing in either enterprise investment scheme (EIS)
or venture capital trust (VCT) shares. What are the key differences?
Your client has triggered some one-off tax liabilities and come to you for advice on mitigating them. They have already used their ISA allowance. What tax reliefs do the venture capital schemes offer
and how can they be used to reduce your client’s tax bill?
One of your clients has managed to keep their fledgling company going through the pandemic with a skeleton workforce. They are considering a share issue to raise much-needed capital. But could the
crisis mean they don’t qualify?
A number of tribunal cases highlight traps within the EIS legislation that can cause a loss of relief because of the procedural actions of the issuing company. How can you help your clients avoid any
problems?
Clients who are UK-resident, but not UK-domiciled, for tax purposes will no longer be able to use the remittance basis to shelter overseas income and gains from April 2025. A new residence-based
system will be rolled out instead. What do we know so far?
A number of changes to the enterprise investment scheme are coming into effect later in 2018. How will these make access to the relief more difficult, and what advice can you give to clients that
might be affected?
The way in which individuals who are resident but not domiciled in the UK are taxed is set to undergo significant changes. What is happening, how will your clients be affected and what advice can you
give them now?