Private equity funds and their management teams will be holding their breath to see what comes out of the chancellor’s red box at the Autumn Budget. The hole in the public finances left by pandemic spending will need to be filled somehow and recent press reports suggest that the Treasury is considering (among other measures) increasing CGT rates so that individuals’ capital gains are taxed at the same rate as income. These reports come hot on the heels of the announcement in July of a new Office of Tax Simplification review into CGT.
The Treasury does not consult on rate changes and the press reports are based on leaked briefings (and reportedly face opposition from No 10)....
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Private equity funds and their management teams will be holding their breath to see what comes out of the chancellor’s red box at the Autumn Budget. The hole in the public finances left by pandemic spending will need to be filled somehow and recent press reports suggest that the Treasury is considering (among other measures) increasing CGT rates so that individuals’ capital gains are taxed at the same rate as income. These reports come hot on the heels of the announcement in July of a new Office of Tax Simplification review into CGT.
The Treasury does not consult on rate changes and the press reports are based on leaked briefings (and reportedly face opposition from No 10)....
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