There is a lot on the table when it comes to the review of the UK funds regime announced at Budget 2020 to enhance the UK’s attractiveness as a location for asset management. Different strands of the review are at different stages with the proposed new asset holding company (AHC) regime and certain priority changes to the REITs regime being the most advanced and expected to be covered in draft legislation for technical consultation later this year for inclusion in the Finance Bill that will become FA 2022. The closing date for comments on the priority REITs changes and views on the design of the AHC regime is 23 February (see bit.ly/3avUAXL).
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There is a lot on the table when it comes to the review of the UK funds regime announced at Budget 2020 to enhance the UK’s attractiveness as a location for asset management. Different strands of the review are at different stages with the proposed new asset holding company (AHC) regime and certain priority changes to the REITs regime being the most advanced and expected to be covered in draft legislation for technical consultation later this year for inclusion in the Finance Bill that will become FA 2022. The closing date for comments on the priority REITs changes and views on the design of the AHC regime is 23 February (see bit.ly/3avUAXL).
One effect of BEPS...
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