With PIFs high on the agenda, Helen Demuth, Tax Director at Smith & Williamson, considers the tax implications of this new investment vehicle
With PIFs high on the agenda Helen Demuth Tax Director at Smith & Williamson considers the tax implications of this new investment vehicle
The Kate Barker Report on the Review of Housing Supply (March 2004) recommended the introduction of a new type of investment to stimulate the housing supply by encouraging more people to invest in property through regulated means.
Following Kate Barker's recommendations the Government has issued a consultation paper called 'Promoting More Flexible Investment in Property'. Feedback on the consultation is required by 16 July 2004 and the investment vehicles could be available as early as 2005 so it is worth considering their...
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With PIFs high on the agenda, Helen Demuth, Tax Director at Smith & Williamson, considers the tax implications of this new investment vehicle
With PIFs high on the agenda Helen Demuth Tax Director at Smith & Williamson considers the tax implications of this new investment vehicle
The Kate Barker Report on the Review of Housing Supply (March 2004) recommended the introduction of a new type of investment to stimulate the housing supply by encouraging more people to invest in property through regulated means.
Following Kate Barker's recommendations the Government has issued a consultation paper called 'Promoting More Flexible Investment in Property'. Feedback on the consultation is required by 16 July 2004 and the investment vehicles could be available as early as 2005 so it is worth considering their...
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