Can Labour’s growth plans revive VCT funding?
Economic upheaval has tested VCTs’ resilience, but the Chancellor’s growth plans could make them central to revitalising the UK economy
Economic upheaval has tested VCTs’ resilience, but the Chancellor’s growth plans could make them central to revitalising the UK economy
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Investors withdrew £5.9b from investment funds over concerns about Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ tax changes
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September’s fund flow data showed investors taking action prior to the Autumn Budget, according to the Investment Association
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Commentators analyse the effect of AIM stock tax and raising gilt yields on UK markets
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The Autumn Budget was a ‘once in a Parliament reset’ to get public finances in order
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Autumn Budget brings changes to capital gains tax, employer’s National Insurance and debt policy restructure
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More details have been revealed about the government’s ‘modern industrial strategy’
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Reeves also announced a new 20% IHT rate on AIM-traded shares
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Pro-worker policies announced by the Rachel Reeves today could be ‘a burden on business’, industry warns
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves labelled non-dom status as an ‘outdated concept’
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London’s alternative investment market now only sees a 50% relief from IHT applied to its constituents
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Changes measure to percentage of GDP
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