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Sajid Javid set to curb ‘entrepreneurs relief’ in Budget
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Yup. Article above makes a similar point. If they do remove it altogether, it will hopefully apply to new companies only, but I’m not holding my breath. -
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostYup. Article above makes a similar point. If they do remove it altogether, it will hopefully apply to new companies only, but I’m not holding my breath.
They will give time till April 6 to sell at best or make it with immediate effect.Comment
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My money is on, immediate effect for company’s with 2 or less employees- as per his HMRC mastersOriginally posted by AtW View Post
They will give time till April 6 to sell at best or make it with immediate effect.
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Best get hiring then.Originally posted by GhostofTarbera View PostMy money is on, immediate effect for company’s with 2 or less employees- as per his HMRC masters
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They'll raise CGT too at the same time, so it'll be a double-hit.
That's the trick Tories have been using since Osborne's days. It's not one hit, it's always two at the same time.Comment
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Will be gutted if this is scrapped
Fingers crossed it's not scrapped with immediate effect, and I have enough time to close company.Comment
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If they've really decided to scrap it, then it will be done with immediate effect.Originally posted by yMyjgT View PostWill be gutted if this is scrapped
Fingers crossed it's not scrapped with immediate effect, and I have enough time to close company.Comment
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If they've really decided to scrap it, then the cash will stay in the business and be drawn out at basic rate when I stop working.Comment
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