Taxation of Investments
The way in which an investment, eg in equities, bonds or property is taxed can be altered by the structure or "wrapper" that is placed around it.
'Wrappers' can, for example, be used to change a Capital Gains Tax charge to an Income Tax charge. They can reduce or eliminate liabilities to Inheritance Tax and are frequently used to defer the point at which tax becomes payable, often for many years into the future.
Our wealth structuring process includes an analysis of which type of wrapper will benefit our clients and provides individual advice on establishing the specific structure.
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