Govt consults on tax-transparent CISs

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The government has taken a step towards creating tax-transparent collective investment schemes (CIS) within the UK.

The Undertakings for Collective Investments in Transferable Securities IV Directive (UCITS IV) of July 2011 created the ability for UCITS funds to establish master-feeder arrangements. However, the Treasury said, in order to make these attractive to investors, the master fund must be tax-transparent, which is not possible under current legislation for UK-domiciled funds. In a consultation launched yesterday, the Treasury called for industry views on the costs and benefits of allowing tax-transparent UK-domiciled collective invest CISs. It asked how popular the vehicles are likely t...

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