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While the increase in CGT rates announced in the recent budget wasn’t as significant as expected, many business owners may be wondering about the most tax efficient options for exiting their businesses. Employee Ownership Trusts (EOTs) could be the answer!
EOTs are an increasingly popular way of selling your company with zero capital gains tax and ensuring a positive future for your business.
John Young and Matthew Spencer explore both the benefits and the drawbacks of EOTs in this podcast.
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About the author
John Young is a partner in the Corporate, Commercial, and Finance team, specialising in the business needs of entrepreneurial, high-growth, and family businesses. He specialises in M&A and fundraisings, with a particular focus on M&A transactions in the £5m-100m enterprise value range and private and capital markets fundraises between £500,000 and £20m, often with a cross-border element.
Matthew Spencer is a partner within the Corporate, Commercial and Finance team, specialising in tax law, advising on and efficiently structuring a wide range of corporate and real estate transactions including M&A, land transfers, developments and leases.
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