Julian Stevens, managing partner, WDS IFAs, Kingswood, Bristol RE: Revenue lenient on Isas...
Julian Stevens, managing partner, WDS IFAs, Kingswood, Bristol RE: Revenue lenient on Isas holding cash (IW, 31 March) Sir, What James Smith overlooks in his front page feature last week is that the fundamental difference between a cash mini-Isa and cash held as a temporary measure within a stocks & shares Isa is that in the latter any interest awarded is subject to a 20% tax charge. In view of this and the current short- term outlook for investment markets, it seems hardly likely that many investors will seek to effect a virtual maxi-cash Isa, while the Revenue's stance m...
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