Draft regulations have been published for consultation until 24 January to create a fair and internationally competitive hedging regime for foreign exchange risks on anticipated future share transactions which will also support the new asset holding company regime.
Under current tax rules derivative contracts entered into to hedge currency risks on anticipated acquisitions and disposals of shares are often not fully effective in removing volatility because the companies’ tax liabilities can still be exposed to exchange rate fluctuations. It can be particularly difficult to achieve an effective post-tax hedge of currency risks relating to a future acquisition as the company does...
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Draft regulations have been published for consultation until 24 January to create a fair and internationally competitive hedging regime for foreign exchange risks on anticipated future share transactions which will also support the new asset holding company regime.
Under current tax rules derivative contracts entered into to hedge currency risks on anticipated acquisitions and disposals of shares are often not fully effective in removing volatility because the companies’ tax liabilities can still be exposed to exchange rate fluctuations. It can be particularly difficult to achieve an effective post-tax hedge of currency risks relating to a future acquisition as the company does...
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