News – 02.12.24
2024 US tax year end planning for Americans in the UK
The 2023 US tax year ends on 31 December 2023, so now is a good time to consider whether there is anything that you can do to minimise your US tax exposure for 2023 and begin preparing for 2024. … Read more
Insight – 02.12.24
Budget 2024: Reform to the taxation of carried interest
Find out more about the changes coming for capital gains tax and carried interest. … Read more
Upcoming event – 10.12.24
Funding innovation in the technology sector: Are the government doing enough?
Join us for an exclusive roundtable breakfast to explore the question of whether the government are doing enough to support innovation in the technology sector. … Read more
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Throughout this series, we’ll explore the property lifecycle from creation to caretaking (including selling and exiting), sharing key insights into how to manage tax liabilities and secure a robust and profitable company in the dynamic UK market.
Whether you're embarking on your first property venture or are an experienced investor, it’s important to review your approach to company set-up, structure, and funding with each new venture.
With ever-changing tax legislation, what worked before may no longer be the optimal solution. From private property investment funds to collective investments in UK real estate (REITs), establishing the right structure early on will help you create a commercially sound and tax-efficient framework, avoiding costly issues down the line. Key questions to ask yourself include:
With tax implications, management incentives, and reporting obligations to consider, it's essential to make informed decisions at every stage of your property journey. Part one of our Real estate property lifecycle series guides you through all this and more – download it now and set your investment up for success.
Throughout this series, we’ll explore the property lifecycle from creation to caretaking (including selling and exiting), sharing key insights into how to manage tax liabilities and secure a robust and profitable company in the dynamic UK market.
Whether you're embarking on your first property venture or are an experienced investor, it’s important to review your approach to company set-up, structure, and funding with each new venture.
With ever-changing tax legislation, what worked before may no longer be the optimal solution. From private property investment funds to collective investments in UK real estate (REITs), establishing the right structure early on will help you create a commercially sound and tax-efficient framework, avoiding costly issues down the line. Key questions to ask yourself include:
With tax implications, management incentives, and reporting obligations to consider, it's essential to make informed decisions at every stage of your property journey. Part one of our Real estate property lifecycle series guides you through all this and more – download it now and set your investment up for success.
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