When does the exercise of discretion result in the loss of beneficial EMI tax treatment? Ian Shaw (Korn Ferry) critiques HMRC’s long-awaited guidance.
EMI options are one of the most attractive incentive schemes offered by medium to high tax jurisdictions allowing small high-growth companies to compete to recruit and retain top talent against bigger players who can offer far larger base salaries and cash bonuses. They combine the ‘one-way bet’ of an option with the employee required to pay nothing upfront with the beneficial tax treatment of owning shares in a way which qualifies for business assets disposal relief.
Access to such beneficial tax treatment is quite rightly guarded by various conditions including as to which companies may grant and which...
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When does the exercise of discretion result in the loss of beneficial EMI tax treatment? Ian Shaw (Korn Ferry) critiques HMRC’s long-awaited guidance.
EMI options are one of the most attractive incentive schemes offered by medium to high tax jurisdictions allowing small high-growth companies to compete to recruit and retain top talent against bigger players who can offer far larger base salaries and cash bonuses. They combine the ‘one-way bet’ of an option with the employee required to pay nothing upfront with the beneficial tax treatment of owning shares in a way which qualifies for business assets disposal relief.
Access to such beneficial tax treatment is quite rightly guarded by various conditions including as to which companies may grant and which...
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