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New Tax Changes in 2010

The recent Lib-Con coalition agreement has published proposals to increase the rate of CGT on non business assets (as well as numerous other tax changes).

We'll have to wait for the Emergency Budget on 22 June to get details of the changes, however if there is a rise in the non business asset rate this would represent a substantial tax increase for financial investors.

In this section we include some of our relevant articles.

Using a company will be even more attractive for property and financial investors after the increases in the Emergency Budget

Todays Emergency Budget has increased the rate of CGT to 28% for many investors. In this article we look at how this will make using a company more attractive for property and financial investors . . . keep reading

Tax changes in the Emergency Budget

Well, the Emergency Budget has now come and gone. There have been a number of tax changes, however its fair to say he hasn't gone as far as many people thought . . . keep reading

Offshore bonds now more attractive after CGT and income tax changes

The proposed rise in the rate of CGT should make offshore bonds even more attractive. In this article we look at why this is the case after the proposed tax increases put forward by the Liberal-Conservative coalition . . . keep reading

Financial trader or investor after the 22 June Emergency Budget?

Most financial investors could be paying CGT at 40% or potentially 50% from next year. This certainly narrows the gap between trader and investor status, and in this article we look at how the change in the rate of CGT will make trader status more attractive. We also include a schedule showing the likely taxes payable for different profit levels under the new rules. . . . keep reading

Why it may be more attractive for financial traders & investors to use a company after April 2011

The recent coalition agreement and subsequent statements from the new Government have made it clear that the rate of CGT for non business assets is to increase to 40% or 50% from April 2011. In this article we look at why this will make using a company more attractive for financial traders and investors after April 2011 . . . keep reading

The increased rate of CGT for non business assets and how this will affect financial investors & traders

The recent Liberal-Conservative coalition agreement included a commitment to increase the rate of capital gains tax (CGT) for non business assets. In this article we look at what this may mean for financial traders and investors, and some of the likely tax planning opportunities . . . keep reading

What tax changes can we expect from the new Conservative-Liberal Government?

The Conservative-Liberal Government have promised an emergency Budget within 50 days of coming to Government. This takes us to roughly the beginning of July. In this article we look at the previous Conservative comments and pledges to assess what could be included in the Emergency Budget as well as for tax year 2011/2012. This takes account of the Lib-Conservative coalition agreement issued on 12 May . . . keep reading