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August 2024
While the HM Treasury call for evidence is focused on the design of the future UK carried interest rules, the interaction of those rules with the taxation of inpatriates is equally important. In this article we explain how the UK currently receives an out-sized share of total European carried receipts and outlines that, to maintain that preeminent position in the future, it is critical that the UK can retain private capital executives that are currently inpatriates and continue to attract the next generation of inpatriate talent.
Following HM Treasury launching a “call for evidence” on reforming the taxation of carried interest, this article explains the existing UK carried interest regime, looks at comparable regimes across the globe and sets out potential options for reform in the UK.
July 2024
The new Labour Government announced its intention to establish a National Wealth Fund (NWF). Concrete details are expected later this year, but based on the report prepared for Labour by the Green Finance Institute Taskforce, we can extrapolate what the likely shape and investment parameters of the NWF will be.
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