How to handle the cleansing and mixed funds rules

Emma Heelis-Adams

The cleansing and mixed fund rules present a unique opportunity for non-UK domiciliaries to access clean capital for UK expenditure. Emma Heelis-Adams (Burges Salmon) explains.

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