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ARTICLE · 05 NOVEMBER 2018

UK Budget – Some Key Changes

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The UK Budget took place on 29th October.

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The UK Budget took place on 29th October. The Chancellor, Philip Hammond, took the opportunity to make a series of targeted changes to the UK's tax system, some of which had already been announced, but several of which were new and surprising. We have summarized here of the most eye-catching changes that will be of interest to our corporate and international client base. Please contact any member of our UK tax group if you have any queries about how this year's Budget will affect your business.

Immediate restriction on eligibility for entrepreneurs' relief

Entrepreneurs' relief (ER) is a longstanding relief which allows, amongst others, certain manager shareholders in private fund backed businesses to pay capital gains tax at 10% rather than 20% on up to £10 million of lifetime gains realised when they sell their shares in the company that they manage. The most significant change announced in the Budget that will affect private fund-backed businesses was the

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