Is the government stifling the tax-advantaged sectors?
Changes to tax rules made in last year's Budget
Recent changes to the rules governing the tax-advantaged sector have created more restrictions in terms of what VCT and EIS funds can invest in, however there is no sign of a retreat on the part of the UK government in regards to the concept of tax-advantaged investment, according to managers.
Indeed, the various reliefs related to VCTs, EIS, SEIS or IHT portfolio services, not only remain in place, but given the changes on pensions last year, these products are the only "tax-advantaged, legitimate,...
More on VCTs/EIS
Tax Efficiency Awards Winner Q&A: Daniel Rodwell
Winner of Education Initiative of the Year
Taking the temperature of the tax efficient sector
How are VCTs and EIS products doing?
VCTs see record fundraise for 2018/19 tax year
Highest since 2005/6
Is the VCT industry fulfilling its purpose?
Reviewing their popularity
More news
ESMA reveals plans to harmonise performance fee regulation
Publishes consultation paper
JPMAM's revamp of American Investment Trust: How does the portfolio look now?
Exploring the effects of shake-up
Ensuring robust governance in asset management going forward
More emphasis on corporate governance and responsibility
BMO GAM FundWatch: Central bank 'comfort blanket' helps fund performance
quality growth equity and long-duration bonds dominate